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Dr. Kirk Honda talks about asexuality. 


The Psychology In Seattle Podcast. 


Nov 19, 2018.


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G

I have some questions: what do you mean by "never having a responsive sexual partner" might lead someone to think that sex is always terrible. Also can people have phobias not towards the genitals but towards what the genitals produce in a specific setting too?

G

I am sorry I am going to have lots of questions. When you defined asexuality, you said that they don't feel sexual attraction/innate desire to have sex with people. Does not minding to have sex but not having an innate drive or desire for sex still part of asexuality?

PsychologyInSeattle

Asexuality is defined in a few different ways, depending on the dimension discussed. I'm not sure what definition I was using in this episode, but from my memory, I think I was using one particular definition, and I was not yet aware of all the nuances.