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Posted September 25, Reviewed by Lybi Ma. And what is enough sex anyway? These questions are inherently flawed, because how often we are having sex doesn't address whether or not that sex is good, bad, or dissatisfying. Nevertheless, the frequency with which we are sexually intimate can play a role in both our sexual and relationship satisfaction.

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I have recently started disclosing to close friends and family that I am asexual someone who experiences no sexual attraction to any person. For the most part, they have been supportive, but my mother and one of my friends are having trouble accepting it.

I have told them I do not want children and that I am repulsed by the thought of sexual intercourse, but my mother acts like if I don't have children, I won't be as welcome. She even suggested that I could marry a gay man, so sex wouldn't be an issue.

And my friend continues to pressure me into dating, saying I "just haven't met the right one yet. Abby, I have no clue how to maintain contact with them, as they seem unwilling to let my sexual identity be my business.

And why those who have more may not be any happier.

Please tell your mother for me that marrying a gay man is not the answer because he may want a sex life, something to which he is entitled, by the way. As to your friend, she's well-meaning, I'm sure, but misguided.

You are who you are. You're not going to change, and you should not be punished for it.

Please try not to be defensive because this is your chance to educate. Answer their questions with patience and kindness and do not let yourself be bullied or emotionally blackmailed into doing anything you are not comfortable with. I have an interesting question for you.

Is it sexual harassment if a female supervisor at work calls a male employee "Honey"? If that's all there is to it, I doubt it would be considered sexual harassment.

However, if you are the employee being called "Honey," because it bothers you, tell your employer privately that it makes you uncomfortable and you prefer being addressed by your given name. Most Popular. Today's Picks.

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