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Imagine everyone around you constantly discussing their favorite food-its taste, texture, and the joy it brings-while you've never felt hunger. This is the daily reality for approximately 1% of the population who identify as asexual. When I was fourteen, I had my first boyfriend. Though I wasn't attracted to him, I kissed him because it was expected-a social milestone I felt compelled to check off. The experience was far from the thrilling sensation depicted in movies; instead, it felt mechanical and empty. At sixteen, my second boyfriend was perplexed by my complete lack of interest in sex. My disinterest wasn't about fear or moral objections-I simply had never experienced sexual attraction to anyone, a reality that took years to understand. Asexuality is a sexual orientation describing people who don't experience sexual attraction to others. This straightforward definition belies the complexity of asexual experiences, which can include varying degrees of romantic attraction, aesthetic appreciation, and sensual desires. Many asexual people lead rich emotional lives with deep connections to others-they just don't experience the sexual pull that most people take for granted.