The asexual spectrum, commonly abbreviated as “ace-spec” or “a-spec,” refers to sexual identities and orientations that fall under the asexual umbrella. Just as there are many different ...

As with other sexual orientations, those that identify as asexual—or aces—exist on a spectrum. While some estimates find asexual people make up around 1% of the population, few studies exist ...

Asexuality is the lack of sexual attraction to others or low interest or desire for sexual activity. Asexual people—or aces—don’t experience sexual attraction, or may experience very little ...

Asexuality is a sexual orientation that involves a lack of sexual attraction. This article looks at what it means to be on the asexual spectrum.

Asexuality is defined by not feeling sexual attraction. Here, sex researchers explain how asexual people experience relationships and how to tell if you identify with it.

" Dating as an asexual person comes with its challenges, like managing social and cultural expectations as well as how you and others feel," Grace explains. "One of the biggest misconceptions is ...

In 2019, a large Australian survey of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and asexual (LGBTQIA+) communities, showed 3.2 per cent of the sample identified as asexual.

When dating an asexual, you must understand that their sexuality is not a choice. It is different from celibacy, which is choosing to abstain from sexual activities.

If your partner comes out to you as asexual (or ace, as it’s often abbreviated), it might be difficult to know exactly how to support them through this major discovery.

Being asexual doesn’t necessarily mean you don’t want a romantic relationship, since romantic and sexual attraction are different, and many aces like myself do date and get married.