The overall tone reflects genuine interest and acknowledgment of the study's insights, exemplified by references to other surveys and reports, as well as discussions about the social experiences of asexual individuals, like stigma and relationship patterns. Words such as 'useful,' 'see the full report,' and mentions of 'differences' suggest an engaged and thoughtful approach, though some comments are more cursory, indicating moderate depth of engagement.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions acknowledge the study's findings, especially regarding the distinctiveness of asexual identities and their social experiences.
InterestHigh interest
The responses show high interest, particularly with references to surveys, reports, and ongoing debates about sexuality, indicating curiosity and relevance.
EngagementModerate engagement
Participants engage by sharing sources, questioning methodology, and exploring implications, though some responses are brief.
ImpactModerate impact
The discussions highlight the importance of recognizing asexuality as a distinct identity, suggesting moderate to high perceived relevance, though not revolutionary.
Abstract in brief
Asexual individuals are more likely to be women or gender nonbinary, younger (ages 18-27), and tend to have less sexual activity and lower sexual attraction compared to nonasexual sexual minorities, but they are similarly likely to be in intimate relationships and to be open about their identity.
Asexual respondents experience higher levels of stigma and everyday discrimination than nonasexual respondents, particularly among men, but their sense of connectedness to the LGBTQ community, social support, and life satisfaction are similar.
The study highlights that asexuality is an infrequent yet distinct identity that can broaden the understanding of queer identities and challenge traditional views emphasizing sexual behavior.]
People who identify as asexual are less likely than other sexual minorities to have had sex in the past 5 years—but just as likely to be in an intimate relationship.
https://t.co/cVe0j1n4JA
Jun 22, 2019 · 20 likes · 8 shares · 2,347 followersView post →
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Ace Owl
@Asexualresearch · X
@lordthavemercy 1994: Sexual behaviour in Britain: The National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles (published book, not available online unfortunately)
2004: https://t.co/hzQXiPIHsH
2017: https://t.co/heWSE7moUG
2020: https://t.co/JZnrUXE34p
Psychology Today: https://t.co/WJ1GUhIkcC
Feb 10, 2021 · 4 likes · 1,439 followersView post →
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S.L. Dove Cooper (mostly updates etc)
@dovelynnwriter · X
@kapn_kip @AcesArosEnbies @asexuality The 2017 UK survey mentioned by @AcesArosEnbies elsewhere is this one if you want to see the full report: https://t.co/yyORWQERXS
In addition to their sources, you might find these useful as well: https://t.co/3DmTqkwLDD
https://t.co/3iH19bSXpS
https://t.co/qhjRVOQuwO
Jan 28, 2020 · 2 likes · 2 shares · 966 followersView post →
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Patrick Lockwood
@AlobhaPatrick · X
RT @sexresearchnow: People who identify as asexual are less likely than other sexual minorities to have had sex in the past 5 years—but jus…
Jun 22, 2019 · 8 shares · 5,108 followersView post →
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Jim Riske
@jriske · X
RT @sexresearchnow: People who identify as asexual are less likely than other sexual minorities to have had sex in the past 5 years—but jus…
Jun 24, 2019 · 8 shares · 3,687 followersView post →
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Eric Schrimshaw PhD
@EricSchrimshaw · X
RT @sexresearchnow: People who identify as asexual are less likely than other sexual minorities to have had sex in the past 5 years—but jus…
Jun 22, 2019 · 8 shares · 3,676 followersView post →
This video provides an introduction to asexuality, covering its definitions, historical emergence as a sexual orientation, and recent research. It explores the significance of understanding this understudied aspect of…
This video explores the medical view of asexuality, debunking myths and misconceptions. It explains the difference between asexual individuals' lack of desire and sexual Desire Disorder, discussing attraction types and…
@lordthavemercy 1994: Sexual behaviour in Britain: The National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles (published book, not available online unfortunately)
2004: https://t.co/hzQXiPIHsH
2017: https://t.co/heWSE7moUG
2020: https://t.co/JZnrUXE34p
Psychology Today: https://t.co/WJ1GUhIkcC
Feb 10, 2021 · 4 likes · 1,439 followersView post →
SE
S.L. Dove Cooper (mostly updates etc)
@dovelynnwriter · X
@kapn_kip @AcesArosEnbies @asexuality The 2017 UK survey mentioned by @AcesArosEnbies elsewhere is this one if you want to see the full report: https://t.co/yyORWQERXS
In addition to their sources, you might find these useful as well: https://t.co/3DmTqkwLDD
https://t.co/3iH19bSXpS
https://t.co/qhjRVOQuwO
Jan 28, 2020 · 2 likes · 2 shares · 966 followersView post →
JR
Jim Riske
@jriske · X
RT @sexresearchnow: People who identify as asexual are less likely than other sexual minorities to have had sex in the past 5 years—but jus…
Jun 24, 2019 · 8 shares · 3,687 followersView post →
EP
Eric Schrimshaw PhD
@EricSchrimshaw · X
RT @sexresearchnow: People who identify as asexual are less likely than other sexual minorities to have had sex in the past 5 years—but jus…
Jun 22, 2019 · 8 shares · 3,676 followersView post →
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Annukka Lahti
@AnnukkaLahti · X
RT @sexresearchnow: People who identify as asexual are less likely than other sexual minorities to have had sex in the past 5 years—but jus…
Jun 22, 2019 · 8 shares · 808 followersView post →
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EuroBiReCon
@EuroBiReCon · X
RT @sexresearchnow: People who identify as asexual are less likely than other sexual minorities to have had sex in the past 5 years—but jus…
Jun 22, 2019 · 8 shares · 463 followersView post →
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Soonitee
@kaj_soonitee · X
RT @sexresearchnow: People who identify as asexual are less likely than other sexual minorities to have had sex in the past 5 years—but jus…
Jun 22, 2019 · 8 shares · 1,652 followersView post →
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Patrick Lockwood
@AlobhaPatrick · X
RT @sexresearchnow: People who identify as asexual are less likely than other sexual minorities to have had sex in the past 5 years—but jus…
Jun 22, 2019 · 8 shares · 5,108 followersView post →
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Malachi Willis
@sexresearchnow · X
People who identify as asexual are less likely than other sexual minorities to have had sex in the past 5 years—but just as likely to be in an intimate relationship.
https://t.co/cVe0j1n4JA
Jun 22, 2019 · 20 likes · 8 shares · 2,347 followersView post →
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Samuel Díez Arrese
@Xamudubi · X
RT @heroedesillon: Asexual and Non-Asexual Respondents from a U.S. Population-Based Study of Sexual Minorities https://t.co/WL2Rq1cFJp
Jun 19, 2019 · 1 share · 1,740 followersView post →
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