Asexuality Unveiled: A Journey from Self-Loathing to Empowering a Global Community - Asexuality Interview On Humans Of Fuzia

[Sandra B]

Hi Everyone

 

I'm proud to be featured on Humans of Fuzia, who have a community of over 5 million women, and who approached me for an interview, sharing my very personal asexual life story from self-loathing to empowering a global community. (I'm so happy that millions more people can know about asexuality.)

 

In this article interview, I had to answer questions that were both personal and professional.

 

Which included:

 

What was my life like growing up?

 

What is my initiative and how is it helpful for people? This is about my asexuality mission. 

 

What was my experience of the Covid-19 pandemic?

What has been the response to my venture?  To the things I do to help asexuals.

 

How has my life changed? Since I started to help asexuals.

 

Who is my support system.

 

And what change I would like to see in the world, this was my answer:

 

"I would like the world to accept asexuality and that there are some people who genuinely don’t like, want, or need sex. So we can help prevent sexual abuse situations and make dating and relationships a better experience for all."

Please give this article a read, Asexuality Unveiled: A Journey From Self-Loathing to Empowering a Global Community, here

https://www.humansoffuzia.com/asexuality-unveiled-a-journey-from-self-loathing-to-empowering-a-global-community/

 

 

 

[everywhere and nowhere]

I didn't like it very much because it's too business-oriented.

[Sally]

55 minutes ago, everywhere and nowhere said:

I didn't like it very much because it's too business-oriented.

This seems to me to be an entrepreneurial effort.  

[jesus dario]

6I liked the video thanks per the information excellet

[Sandra B]

On 2/5/2024 at 8:43 AM, everywhere and nowhere said:

I didn't like it very much because it's too business-oriented.

Thank you for sharing your honest opinion.

 

They are a business with over 5 million plus women in their community. They approached me for an interview, and asked me those questions, and it was a great opportunity to bring asexuality to another global audience.

[Sandra B]

On 2/5/2024 at 9:39 AM, Sally said:

This seems to me to be an entrepreneurial effort.  

Hi Sally, thanks for taking the time to read it.

 

Yes indeed. 

 

They are a business and so have to target their article to their audience.

 

I'm know as asexualise and The Asexual Entrepreneur - I started my entrepreneurial journey in 2012, and found out I'm asexual in 2014. It's my mission to get asexuality recognised as a sexual orientation throughout the globe, so no asexual has to live in fear of ridicule ever again and by being in entrepreneurial spaces too, I can help fulfil that mission.

[Sandra B]

On 2/5/2024 at 2:05 PM, jesus dario said:

6I liked the video thanks per the information excellet

Thanks a lot, I appreciate your kind words and support.