Can someone explain Asexual.

I was thinking I was. And my significant other got upset and said no. That means you have no sexual attraction. Even to me. I said no. I just don't like being sexually active because my Drive is so low. Sometimes in the moment I feel it. But I thought there are levels of being Asexual.

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robb65 · 56-60, M

I'm curious, have you always felt this way or have you just came to feel this way over time? I'm thinking I remember one post in which you seemed to be looking forward to sex with your partner.

When I hear "asexual" I think of a person who doesn't want or need sex at all. I could be wrong, but what I think I'm hearing here sounds like more of a low sex drive thing. That could be caused by any number of things.