If you have not already done so, please stop off at the main questionnaire page for important information about the intent of these questionnaires.

Thank you for your interest, but this survey is now closed!  We are no longer accepting responses at this time.  If you’re curious, here’s what the questions were:

1. If you have never had sex or have not had sex for a considerable amount of time, do you feel that the word “celibate” describes you?  If so, why?  If not, why not?
2. If you have never had sex or have not had sex for a considerable amount of time, do you feel that the word “abstinent” describes you?  If so, why?  If not, why not?
3. If you have never had sex or have not had sex for a considerable amount of time, do you feel that the word “chastity” describes you?  If so, why?  If not, why not?
4. If you have never had sex or have not had sex for a considerable amount of time, do you feel that the word “sexfree” describes you?  If so, why?  If not, why not?

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If you have not already done so, please stop off at the main questionnaire page for important information about the intent of these questionnaires.

Thank you for your interest, but this survey is now closed!  We are no longer accepting responses at this time.  If you’re curious, here’s what the questions were:

1. What do you think about words used to describe people who are not asexual, like “sexual”, “allosexual”, “consexual”, “verisexual”, “zedsexual”, etc.?  Do you use them?  Do you avoid them? If you use one, which one do you use and why?  If you do not use one, why not?
2. What do you think about words like “hot” or “sexy”, etc.?  Do you use them?  Do you avoid them?  Do you feel that you understand or experience them the same way or differently than others?
3. What do you think about words like “horny” or “turned on”, etc.?  Do you use them?  Do you avoid them?  Do you feel that you understand or experience them the same way or differently than others?
4. What do you think about words like “prude” or “frigid”, etc.?  Do you use them?  Do you avoid them?  Do you feel that you understand or experience them the same way or differently than others?
5. What do you think about words like “squish” or “crush”, etc.?  Do you use them?  Do you avoid them?  Do you feel that you understand or experience them the same way or differently than others?
6. What do you think about words like “virgin”, etc.?  Do you use it?  Do you avoid it?  Do you feel that you understand or experience it the same way or differently than others?
7. What do you think about words like “ace” or “asexy”, etc.?  Do you use them?  Do you avoid them?  Do you feel that you understand or experience them the same way or differently than others?

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If you have not already done so, please stop off at the main questionnaire page for important information about the intent of these questionnaires.

Thank you for your interest, but this survey is now closed!  We are no longer accepting responses at this time.  If you’re curious, here’s what the questions were:

1. Are there words you feel a connection with due to some aspect of asexuality or how you experience it?
2. Are there words you feel a disconnection from due to some aspect of asexuality or how you experience it?
3. Are there concepts that you feel are missing words to describe them, that would better explain some aspect of asexuality or how you experience it?

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