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Japan's own trends of sexuality vs Escort Yokohama:

 

In Japan, the definition of A sexual is different from the global trend.

I would like to mention the following about Japan's uniqueness.

 

In Japan, the presence or absence of romantic emotions is also questioned and has become more subdivided.

A Sexual (Los Angeles) (In the old days: A sexual in a narrow sense)

It refers to a state that does not feel sexual appeal, interest, desire to other people, and does not feel about romantic desire for others.

 

It is sometimes expressed as "A sexual in a narrow sense".

It is a way of thinking like "aromantic asexual" in overseas definition.

 

Non sexual (non-sexual) (In the old days: A broad sense A sexual)

I do not feel sexual appeal, interest, desire for other people, but it refers to the state of feeling about romantic desire for others.

It is sometimes expressed as "A sexual in a broad sense".

In this case, words such as "heterosexual A sexual" and "homosexual A sexual" are established. ("Heterosexual nonsexual", "homosexual nonsexual" words and so on.

 

 

 

It is a way of thinking like "romantic asexual" in foreign definition.

In addition, depending on the global trend, there is discussion as to whether the expression "non-sexual" is appropriate.

 

In the background of the movements of unique words in Japan, the viewpoint of "holding love feelings against others" can be seen largely.

Even as overseas trends, linguistic conflicts have been seen depending on whether "there is something to embrace love feelings for others", but now, regardless of the presence or absence of romantic feelings whether you feel sexual appeal or not is the main point of view.

In Japan, the term is divided in terms of "presence or absence of love affection".

 

About the definition of A sexual in the former asexual.jp (at the time, the controversy in a narrow sense / broad sense was around)

In addition, I would like to touch on this neighborhood in the past of A sexual in Japan.

 

A Sexual, how do you pronounce it?

How to pronounce the "A" part of Asexual (A Sexual / A Sexual)

 

Global trend = "Asexual" is generally pronounced as "Asexual", "Asexual", "Ai".

(For example, a film with the theme of A sexual, "(A) sexual" is pronounced as "Asexual." Even video works with the theme of other overseas A sexuals "Asexual" and It is pronounced.)

In short, "ace" tends to be used.

 

Japanese tendency = "Asexual", in Japan it tends to pronounce "A" as "A" ("Axual" "Asexual"). Of course, there are people who pronounce "Asexual" "Asexual", and you can see blurring about pronunciation.

Also, it is often abbreviated as "Aseku" or "Aseek" frequently.

In Japan, "A" at the beginning of a word is a so-called negative form, so there seems to be a part that became.

 

From around the time when it was often called "Asexual" around 2003, in Japan it has been the word "a sexual" from the beginning. (At that time, because the opportunity to listen to English pronunciation was "voice", it seems that pronunciation has changed.) (There is also a way to abbreviate "Aseku" at this time.)

 

Whether "sexual" is set as "sexual" or "sexual", similar to other sexualities (sexuality), fluctuations in pronunciation and notation can be seen.

 

Differences from other words

There are words that are used similar to A sexuals, but about the difference:

 

Celibacy is a term that refers to a condition that there is sexual desire, but you do not want sexual intercourse. Sometimes it is translated as "abstinence".

In terms of "do not want to" sexual intercourse, the state is different from the one that there is no desire to want sexual intercourse (feeling sexual appeal) itself.

 

Soriva (abstinence) is not common in Japan, because it also shows parts associated with Christian culture, but it is common in abroad, especially in areas with strong Christian culture.

Overseas, certain perspectives have been obtained with separateness (abstinence) and A sexual being completely different.

 

Herbivorous system:

Herbivorous system, is a word unique to Japan, and in overseas it is not possible to see the corresponding word at the moment, sometimes written in "Soshoku - kei" in the Japanese native language.

 

Herbivorous system is a passive, romantic, old-fashioned, passive, a state that is not good at aggressive approaches of the partner and words that point to such people. However, it is said that it is not that there is no romantic emotion or sexual emotion but is not in a state of losing feelings about sexual appeal.

 

In that respect, A sexual 'not feeling sexual appeal' and herbivorous 'not got stuck in romantic love, but feeling sexual appeal' are considered different states.

 

 

Lustless:

Lustless, refers to the state where sexual desire itself does not exist, but the opinion that this is different from A sexual is different opinion that it is different.

In the case of A sexuality, sexual desire itself has some cases (including no cases), but refers to a state where sexual appeal is not felt by others, and some people treat themselves (so-called masturbation) There is also, but about lack of sexuality, it refers to the state without sexual desire itself.

There is a possibility that Aweless is included in A Sexual.

 

Sexual aversion:

Sexual aversion, refers to having an aversion to sexual acts and sexual contacts, and I do not feel attracted or interested in sexual acts with A sexual with other people I do not feel like it). In sexual aversion it can happen in any sexual orientation (heterosexual but sexual disgust, etc.), because sexual aversion, it does not mean that it is equal to A sexual. Of course, it is possible that A sexual has sexual dislike.

 

Sexless:

Sexless is a term that refers to a state without sexual activity among those in a marriage relationship or a romantic relationship, but in the case of sexless, at first sex acts were done, but for some reason it gradually stopped sex acts.

It points to the state, it seems to be different from A sexual who does not feel sexual appeal from the beginning and does not feel the necessity to do sex act itself.

 

Sexual desire disorder (HSDD):

The HSDD - Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder (HSDD - Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder) seized the condition of decreased sexual desire and sexual interest as pathological (it is cited as DSM - 4 disease classification)

As a morbid factor there are mental factors such as sex hormone deficiency and depression, influence by medicine, and the person refers to the state wanting treatment (such as counseling or medication treatment etc) It is thought.

 

In this part, A sexual person is considered to be different from sexual desire disorder (HSDD) because it does not want treatment (because there are many cases that there are no pathological factors, and even if there is a case, treatment is not wanted) It is.

 

 

In the DSM-5 disease classification table, in the case of women, "Sexual Interest / Arousal Disorder" (sexual consciousness / sexual arousal disorder), in the case of men, "Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder" (sexual desire disorder obstacle) However, if you recognize yourself as "A sexual", and if you can convince it (do not feel the necessity of treatment) then it is concrete to say that it is not a disorder but a A sexual thing Because it is being done, it will be different.

 

I do not feel sexual appeal and I do not feel any romantic feelings to anyone = aromantic asexual (A Romantic Asexual / A Romantic Asexual)

I do not feel sexual appeal, I feel romance emotion in opposite sex = heteromantic asexual (Ha Romantic Asexual)

I do not feel sexual appeal, I feel romantic feelings in same sex = homoromantic asexual (homo romantic asexual)

I do not feel sexual appeal, I feel romance emotions in both sexes = biromantic asexual (bi-romantic asexual)

I feel romantic feelings in subjects who do not feel sexual appeal and regardless of gender regardless of gender = panromantic asexual (Pan Romantic Asexual)

 

 

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