I wonder how legit that is. As an Aspie myself there was a period of time, back when I was a confused teenager, where I identified as an asexual. I had romantic feelings for a few people by that point, even masturbated, but the act of Sex always seemed very unnapealing and for the lack of a more elegant term, gross to me. When I was, like, 17 or so I realized that "Asexual" is probably not the right word for it and using it as part of my identity was a very pretentious thing to do.
This makes me suspect that many people who identify as asexual, Mr. Enter perhaps included, use it as an excuse to deny their own sexuality, rather than dealing with it. I don't wanna get too much into armchair psychology and I'm not claiming genuine asexuality doesn't exist but I do wonder if he and some other people have the same problem I had. Not that his sexuality is any of my business, of course.
