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Quiz: Am I Asexual or Depressed?

Published by Sarah Smith on 19.08.21

Last Updated March 15th, 2023

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Many people are wondering about their sexual orientation and among them there are those who do not experience sexual attraction at all, does this mean that you are asexual or are you just depressed? We will try to help you answer this question with this asexual quiz. But before you get an answer to it, you should understand who is an asexual and what is asexuality?

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What is it?

Asexuality is a condition in which a person does not feel sexual attraction or does not experience psychological pleasure when engaged in it. It should be immediately indicated that the concepts of hypolibidemia (or frigidity) and asexuality are not identical: the first refers to the number of sexual dysfunctions and is recognized as a disease, the second is the lack of sexual orientation (although there are still discussions about the definition of this term). Little research has been done on asexuality, so keep this in mind when taking the quiz. Of the already conducted surveys, there is a survey conducted in the UK, during which only 1% of respondents said that they have never experienced sexual attraction to anyone. This suggests that many people mistake depression for being asexual. Until recently, asexuality as a phenomenon was generally absent in the public consciousness. However, now the situation is beginning to change for the better.

Unlike other sexual orientations that a person feels in the process of growing up or when an attraction appears, everything is much more complicated with asexuality. As mentioned above, such a phenomenon has not been known to society for a long time, and asexuality was perceived as depression. There are many possible reasons that are implied in this asexual quiz: this is also a marriage in which the spouses were guided by economic interests or household convenience, which is why physical intimacy was simply superfluous. Also, such people could simply not create a family and not start a relationship.

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Relationships and asexuality

If suddenly a person realizes that he is really asexual and this is not a depressive state, then he is naturally overtaken by a terrible question: “will I not be able to have a family?”. And it would seem that this is so. Forcing yourself to have sex is terrible, for your partner it will look almost like rape. And is there really no solution to this problem? Of course there is. It is important to understand that not everyone in a relationship is important for sex. It is important to choose the right partner for a relationship, indicating your sexual orientation before starting a serious relationship. If your partner understands and respects you, then believe me, your relationship will be warm and tender even without sex.

Asexuals in history

Despite the fact that this term has been studied quite recently, and similar asexual quizzes have appeared only now, examples of asexuality are also found among famous people of antiquity. For example, the famous Russian writer Nikolai Gogol, who led a closed lifestyle. Throughout his life, he had no relationship and was not married, which forced others to put forward different hypotheses about his sexual orientation or depression. Also worth noting is Isaac Newton. Yes, yes, the same Newton who was the first to formulate the law of universal gravitation and the three basic laws of mechanics. According to contemporaries, Newton never had a wife and relationships, he devoted all his time to science, sometimes even to the detriment of sleep and meals. Was he asexual or was he suffering from depression? But there is no doubt that his passion was science, and physical satisfaction was the least of his worries.

What should I do?

The 21st century has become quite revolutionary in the world of sex, sexual education and the study of depressive states. More and more people are not shy about their preferences, do not try to hide and suppress it. More and more you can find support for your sexual interests from the public. So, despite the answer you will get to your question in the “am I asexual or depressed quiz”, there is no need to be shy about it. This is normal, there is nothing terrible about it.

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To begin the personality quiz, simply click on the "Start Quiz" button. Answer each question honestly, keeping in mind that there are no right or wrong answers. The quiz may include multiple-choice questions or statements to rate on a scale of agreement. After completing the quiz, you'll receive results that will help you understand your unique personality traits, including strengths and weaknesses. Use this information to increase your self-awareness and make positive changes in your life.


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Sarah Smith
Sarah Smith
Sarah is an experienced writer and creator of quizzes on sexual orientation and gender identity. She holds a degree in Gender Studies and is dedicated to promoting understanding and acceptance of all sexual orientations and gender identities through her work. Sarah has been creating content for several years and her work has been featured in various online publications and websites. She believes that education is the key to creating a more inclusive and accepting society.

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