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What does the adjective asexual mean?

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nonsexual

passionate

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Characterized by a lack of sexual desire or interest in engaging in sexual activities with others.

Asexual individuals may still form deep emotional connections and have romantic relationships, but their relationships typically do not include sexual intimacy. Asexuality is a valid and distinct orientation, separate from celibacy or abstinence. It is important to note that asexuality is a spectrum, and individuals may have varying degrees of sexual attraction or experience. Some asexual individuals may identify as aromantic as well, meaning they do not experience romantic attraction. It is crucial to respect and acknowledge asexual identities, recognizing that asexuality is a normal and valid way of experiencing and expressing one's sexuality.

Complete Vocabulary List for: Alternative Lifestyles and Poverty

asexual

Characterized by a lack of sexual desire or interest in engaging in sexual activities with others.

barter

To exchange goods, services, or commodities directly between individuals or groups without involving money.

bohemian

Socially unconventional and non-conformist in an artistic way.

cenobite

An individual who embraces a communal and monastic lifestyle, typically associated with religious or spiritual practices.

cohabit

To live together with someone, typically in a romantic or intimate relationship, without being married.

concubine

A woman who cohabits with a man without being legally married to him.

derelict

Having been abandoned, neglected, or left in a state of disrepair and decay due to a lack of maintenance or care.

destitute

Extreme poverty, lack, and deprivation, often implying a complete absence of essential resources or means for a decent standard of living.

dole

A form of welfare or social assistance provided by the government to individuals who are unemployed or otherwise in need of financial support.

hobo

A person, typically an adult, who is homeless or transient, often traveling by hopping on trains or hitchhiking.

impecunious

impoverished

indigence

indigent

junkie

mendicant

menial

monkish

nomad

nonconformist

pauper

penurious

pittance

pleb

poverty

precariat

privation

prostitute

ragamuffin

scavenge

scrounge

servitude

sparse

squalid

squalor

subsistence

troglodyte

vagabond

vagrant

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