I feel the same as you. I've dated but I've never really experienced "love". I get interested in someone but not to the point where I would cry or get so attached to them. Of course, I'll feel a little sad for a second or so if someone breaks up with me because I think too much about the reason for the breakup (am i not good enough? why break up?)....... reply
No, I haven't.
I can appreciate someone's looks that fit my taste but crush'in? Nah.
That type of stuff isn't for me, I am curious about how it feels though.
I read a bunch of romance stuff and I always wonder how it is in real life, god I just finish binge-reading "The Sound of Your Voice" and my precious heart is still hurt. [QAQ] reply
I'm not a fan of what passes for 'love'; to me, it's trite, sickeningly sweet and unreal. I prefer, just because of my own life, a real (what I call ) blood and guts relationship where every day is something different than ordinary (yeah, my life is really like this! ) I have no concept of an ordinary love. My love stems from a close relations...... 2 reply
Samee, I've never really experienced the feeling of needing or wanting someone or something (rather than food ofc) it's so unfamiliar lmfao.. . I wonder how people feel , i typically call myself abnormal (in funny way ofc im completely fine lmfao and FINNNEE too lmfao, dont mind my lameness) over dat cause I've never committed myself to ano...... reply
Nope never ╮( ̄▽ ̄)╭, I wonder how it is to be in complete love? that is why I read yaoi, from really good titles sometimes I can get a special feeling like my chest hurts but at the same time it feels nice maybe that is something that you would feel when you are in love?, I did had a lot of platonic loves but that doesnt have a comparison 3 reply
I've been in love before, so I can't relate to your situation. Though it was only once. And I cried myself to sleep for an entire week when they broke up with me.
Loving someone and being in love with someone are 2 different things. I can't really describe what it felt like to be in love with someone, other than the cliche stuff like always wanting...... reply
Someone loud. I'm very quiet and introverted and I feel like all my best friends are the opposite. We complement each other. I'd rather listen to someone than initiate conversations and think of interesting topics. They don't have to talk all the time, but then they most definitely be comfortable when it's silent reply
I'm 24 and I'm still a virgin. Sometimes I feel very self conscious about it, especially when I'm around friends and they start talking about their years of experience. I've been feeling ready for sex for almost 10 years, but I only had a s.o. once and they didn't feel ready yet, so we wanted to wait. They broke up with me before it came to that th...... 3 reply
It's totally normal to be confused! Especially if you are part of the veeeeery big and multifaceted greysexual category which is an undercategory of asexual. From what you wrote I'd say you might be a panromantic-grace (graysexual) person. I'm also part of that category. ヾ(❀╹◡╹)ノ~ 2 reply