sis you're not special for not feeling the urge to fuck someone the moment you see them, why are self proclaimed demisexuals so cringe
Wait... how'd you get this number? Who is this?
Listen, I'm not special because of who I want to fuck, I'm special because my mommy said I'm special.
Haha but jokes aside, I'm not really sure how I want to respond.
Why are you so pressed? It's really okay to have a normal attraction for people, anon. It doesn't make you less special, you're still just as special and important as any other sexuality. It's okay. It's okay that you don't understand the difference. It's not wrong to feel the way you feel. We're here for you.
Listen, it's not that deep okay. This is tumblr(dot)com, if you aren't used to people talking about how their sexual/romantic/gender experiences are, then you really must be new here. This is very common.
In my personal life, I only address my orientation in any way when people present any kind of interest in me that way.
In this case, I assume you hail from that post I reblogged, people just register similar in my head, it's that simple. Anon, I've tried tinder. I really tried tinder and I just could not swipe right on anyone because literally no one struck me as someone I was interested in based on their looks alone. People literally don't look the same to me, but they register the same unless by a label of some sort. Like faces... I dunno. I can't look at a whole face and see differences, I have to look at closer details. I'm just pretty much never attracted right off the bat to any choice in an otome unless there is some gimmick that I like. A lot of otomes have choices that just register the same to me. I see them and i immediately think "generic pretty boy, boring." I just don't know how to explain it.
Now as for demisexual, again I've tried Tinder. The reason I feel Demisexual fits me best is because, for me, I've only had romantic/sexual interest in someone once in my life. It's beyond rare for me to catch feelings, if not nearly impossible. If it weren't for the one time I'd ever truly been mushy for someone, I'd say I was full on asexual.
If we really wanted to get meta into the details, I said "Demi" by itself for a reason. I jumped into bed with a person I wasn't in love with and wasn't necessarily attracted to sexually or what have you. One person. After my last breakup with the one person I've ever truly found attractive and caught feelings for, I have not been able to again. I've tried, I can't force it. I wish I could. I can't.
Also, as for the one person I've ever actually caught feelings for and have attraction to, that wasn't immediate either. We were friends for a bit more than half a year, she had to become the best friend I'd ever had in my life before I saw her in a different light and I did not believe I was capable of being gay either. I only found her attractive to me after I realized I was in love with her. I've been close to a lot of people in my life, but I didn't catch those feelings, I still can't.
-That- is why I'm a self proclaimed demisexual, anon. I'm sorry if you don't understand, but it's just the truth. In my personal life, I don't call it that, but I always have to explain to a potential suitor that that's just how it is for me and I can't change that.
It's difficult, actually, there have been quite a few people interested, but I have to tell them it doesn't come easy to me and in most cases the feelings don't come at all. Most are not willing to wait for that potential or for the fact we must be friends for it to be even a possibility. I don't blame them.
It just is what it is. Demi is just a better way to identify what the facts are. The reason I end up explaining in detail is because of the stigma attached to labels like Demi as well as the fact it's just not a common thing apparently. No one understands that it just doesn't work like that for me unless they take the time to try and know me and be my friend. Like actually be okay with being just friends in the end.