Being stone can simply mean that you won’t ever feel the desire to be penetrated or penetrate someone else, but it can also mean:
“It takes time for me to warm up to someone, and until then, I do not want any part of my body touched.”
“I’m ok with using certain toys to stimulate certain parts of my body, but I’d rather no one touched me in those same ways.”
“I do not want anyone (other than me/not even me) to touch me from the waist down.”
“I’m dysphoric about my breasts/chest and would rather no one touched it.”
“I’m ok with having my breasts/chest touched, but not my vagina/hole/cock/t-dick/strap.”
“I’m ok with touching another’s breasts/chest, but would rather not touch them below the waist.”
“I do not want to receive oral sex, but I do like to wear a strap and have that played with/sucked.”
“I’m ok with receiving oral sex, but I do not want to be penetrated.”
“I’m ok with performing oral sex on someone else, but am not comfortable with penetrating them.”
“I’m ok with being penetrated, but do not want to perform oral sex on someone else.”
“I’m ok with penetrating someone but only with a strap/toy and not my biological cock.”
“I’m ok with playing with/sucking someone’s strap/toy but not their biological cock/pussy.”
You can learn and build the boundaries that will better work for yourself. You can communicate those boundaries to a partner. Those boundaries are valid, they should be respected, and they do not make you any less worthy of being listened to, in a space where you feel safe to change your mind, to say no at any time knowing your partner will immediately stop.
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