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Being a panromantic asexual: What it means and what you should know

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We’ve seen the movies: two people lock eyes and have an instant, electric chemistry, and in the next scene, they’re tumbling into bed together.

It’s not all Hollywood magic – most people might look at a hot stranger and immediately feel sexually attracted to them. Meanwhile, others might want to be emotionally close to them instead of physically.Are they just big flirts?

No, they are simply people whose sexual identity differs from their romantic orientation.In this article, we’ll discuss panromantic asexuality, the difference between romantic and sexual attraction, and what it means to identify as someone who loves love but doesn’t necessarily crave sex.RELATED: What is pansexual?

What is the difference between pansexual and bisexual? We got answers!“Sexual attraction and romantic attraction are seen as being so intrinsically linked in our culture that it’s assumed that you can’t experience one without the other,” says asexuality activist Yasmin Benoit. “[That] isn’t the case.” A panromantic asexual is just one example of someone whose romantic and sexual orientations differ.

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