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I'm a female, I'm asexual, but I have a boyfriend...?

He knows I'm asexual which makes things a little interesting...but would it help anything if I used arousal gel? I've seen it at the store...

"What's asexual?
? I'm sorry, I'm confuzzled."

Lack of sexual attraction. It's like being Bisexual, but rather than attracted to both genders, you're attracted to none.

"if you were asexual then how do you have a boyfriend id you dont have any sexual attraction to him jw and idk"

Congratulations, you know the definition. Yes, Asexuality is the lack of sexual attraction. BUT that's not the only form of attraction now is it? Many (not all) asexuals still experience romantic attractions/desires etc. It's not uncommon for these romantic asexuals to have sexual partners, which can cause some relationship issues sometimes.

I don't really have an answer to the question since I genuinly have no idea what that is, and you also haven't provided enough information, such as sex drive status (some asexuals have one, others don't) and stuff. However, since very few of the other answerers have answered the question I reckon I could get away with it.

Oh, though this gel, whatever it does, won't make you sexually attracted to him, though it might make intercourse easier. Again, without more information I can't really answer the question (and, to be honest, you're kind of leaving my area of knowledge).

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