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Sexual Aversion Disorder, not Asexuality
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Sexuality, the capacity for sexual feelings, is a complex aspect of our experience, but it becomes even more complex when you realize that you don't feel it at all. For some people, this lack of sexual attraction can indicate asexuality, a valid sexual orientation. Still, sometimes feeling asexual can be just the surface level of some deeper emotions that prevent you from feeling comfortable with sex. These two can often be tough to tell apart. To help you navigate this, here are some signs it's a sexual disorder, not asexuality.

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@Psych2go

7 months ago

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@Aki_th3_V4MP

7 months ago

Yea sometimes right now I think about it and Iā€™m like ā€œgrossā€ so Iā€™m like ā€œ???ā€ šŸ˜­

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@melaniescribbles

7 months ago

As an asexual; thanks for re-confirming that for me here. I'm still a virgin, but the idea of s*x just gets a hearty 'meh' from me at best, and I just don't understand the hype about it. Like, I'm definitely cool with how I am, I just find myself wondering why the heck society makes such an immensely big deal out of the horizontal tango. And I often wonder why sex jokes are even a thing. Like, 90% of the time, my mind is just literally on anything else than s*x.

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@sava898

7 months ago

I'm not opposed to sex in general. But, the thought of me actually doing it with someone is just triggering in way. I feel disgusting (about myself and my body, I mean). I don't know why, but it's one of the main reasons why I don't plan on getting married. Ever. Because I don't wanna marry someone who wants sex, but I don't.

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@Erisonii

7 months ago

Thank you for this. I've been aware for a while that my own stems from the inability to consider trusting another with MY body. There are so many things that could go wrong that it's made me afraid in a lot of ways, even though I know there must be at least one more person like me, who would prefer cuddling and general intimacy 99% of the time, and the last 1%, probably needs just a little bit of sexual intimacy before being good for several months.

But there's so much obsession with sex in general that I'm intimidated at the idea of revealing this to a potential partner, for fear they'd mock me for it, or play along like they understand and respect it, only to then turn around and break my heart over it by cheating or trying to force me when I'm not ready. And I'd just rather not try than deal with the exhaustion of something I've convinced myself is doomed without even trying.

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@FWtheArtist

7 months ago

Iā€™m not repulsed by sex in fact I donā€™t hate the idea of it.
I grew up being told that sex was gross and shameful. No one ever thought me that sex is also trusting, respect and love in many cases.

I realize I do have some body image issues but I have gotten better at feeling comfortable in my body. I do have anxiety and depression due to school.

But that doesnā€™t change Iā€™m Asexual no matter how I see it just actually doing the act with someone isnā€™t something Iā€™m interested in.
I think sex jokes are funny and I like romance. Dirty scenes in books and movies donā€™t brother me. Itā€™s just not within my interest to have anything with someone.

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@Gore-Labs

7 months ago

For me, being asexual makes me feel almost broken in a way. Iā€™ve legit tried before to get myself to enjoy sexual things but I just canā€™t, even masturbation for me is like ā€œfeels good ig but it would feel better to play a game or draw rn.ā€ Ik this is tmi but I needed to get it out somewhere and this seems like the best place lel.

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@Lushathedemonmancer

6 months ago

A thing I've noticed, is that the people that are asexual are often more wholesome and kinder individuals. One of them is also aromantic. And he is just the sweetest guy.

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@glistica

7 months ago

Thank you for explaining šŸ’œšŸ¤šŸ–¤
I'm ace and I'm proud of my orientation, I don't see the hype in sex at all, and nor sexual jokes. My face just drops when I see others laughing at sexual jokes and I'm not understanding the hype. But I'm not depressed about that, it's difficult to fit into this world as an asexual, yes, but I don't mi

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@tomw.1507

7 months ago

Can confirm there was a long time in my teens that made me constantly uncomfortable regarding sex, despite everyone around me being this sex driven idiot. that even bled into my 20s, and while in a relationship thought there was something wrong with me when sex felt wrong. I thought I was asexual.

Turns out I'm autistic, and never found the one until my husband. Sexual attraction became a real thing for me :)

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@DekodaDraws

6 months ago

My parents think itā€™s a faze that Iā€™ll grow out of. When I was like 10, they said something like ā€œwhen you get married..ā€ and I said I didnā€™t want to get married and had no interest in reproducing. Itā€™s that simple.
They still think Iā€™ll ā€œgrow out of itā€ even though Iā€™m 15 now.

While a romantic relationship is acceptable, Iā€™ll never like the idea of that.

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@outcast4087

7 months ago

As a teenager, I used to be sexually averted. When I saw something erotic or outright sexual, I'd feel grossed out. Not because it was something within me reacting to it, but because I used to be very "by the book" and used to think that young people should not see or think of such things. After all, it's 18+ for a reason, isn't it? Only later I had realised that it was complete bullcrap, that all those things were normal for a teenager, and a part of the natural process of growing up.
Now I'm not averted at all. In fact, I have quite the dirty mind, with lots of fetishes and fantasies... Still a virgin though.

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@GreatButLate

7 months ago

If psychological distress about one's condition is the only thing separating sexual aversion disorder from asexuality, what would happen if we apply the same logic to gay people who are distressed about being gay (which could happen for any number of reasons including cultural stigma and difficulty finding a partner or having kids)? Surely we wouldn't reclassify homosexuality as a disorder under the condition that a person feel distressed about it? This makes me think there must be more to sexual aversion disorder than just a feeling of distress about one's disinterest in, or aversion to, sex.

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@Reed_Vine

7 months ago

Me, and very confused AceLesbian with a girlfriend, questioning a lot of things

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@levitha7

7 months ago

I just wasnt interested. I need a deep emotional connection. Safe to say I was a virgin until a very late age. Luckily I found a someone with the same situation and we are all the happier for it.

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@keyoteamendelbar8742

7 months ago

My story: I have a fem fatale for a sister, and she made my life miserable. Recently, I learned that my sexiphobia has gotten to the point when I sense someone sexy, I have a fight, flight, or freeze response and have no memory of the event.
This was frustrating when someone chewed me out for being a sexual predator, but I haven't got a clue turning me into a conspiracy theorist.

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@rynhart4174

6 months ago

I like this explanation. I was worried that this would be a video that erased ace as valid but Iā€™m glad it wasnā€™t. And I feel even more confident there is STILL nothing wrong with me, Iā€™m just a trans man whose ace.

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@duhsunnyday8590

7 months ago

Could be they were with a partner that didn't respect their body and was selfish. This will condition the person to hate it.

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@theshamanite

6 months ago

I thought I was ace, until I moved out of my abusive parent's house. I am hypersexual and have sexual dysfunction, and it turns out my sense of romantic attraction isn't rly there. I have sensual attraction, and I can approximate romantic attraction with familial and sexual attractions but it's a real gateway for codependent relationships for me. I still feel familial love for all my past metas I've gotten to know tho :3

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@axletheartist

6 months ago

Iā€™m under the ace umbrella. I personally donā€™t mind the idea of sex, in fact the rewards (hormonal wise) make it seem quite enjoyable, but if my mind ever crosses ME doing it with someone I immediately get grossed out. I donā€™t mind the topic, and make jokes about when itā€™s brought up, but itā€™s just the thought of it ACTUALLY happening that makes me uncomfortable.

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