Asexual Self-Identification is a theoretical construct within Asexuality Studies that denotes the process by which individuals recognize and affirm their asexuality through personal, internal acknowledgment of a lack of sexual attraction, distinguishing it from behavioral, cultural, or relational identity markers.
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Coming to an Asexual Identity: Negotiating Identity, Negotiating Desire
Kristin S. Scherrer · Sexualities · 2008 · 275 citations · Full text
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