DEAR DEIDRE: WHEN I was in a relationship, I thought I was asexual as I wasn’t interested in sex at all.
And now I think I might be “aromantic” too.
My boyfriend dumped me after two years, partly because I didn’t ever want to have sex with him.
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I’m 18 and confused about who I am. I’m happy being single, but I might want to get married one day.
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DEIDRE SAYS: A break-up can make you question who you are.
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