In recent years, the conversation surrounding sexuality has expanded and diversified, bringing to light various identities and experiences that were once overlooked or misunderstood. Among these, asexuality has emerged as a significant and often misrepresented aspect of the sexual spectrum. Asexuality is not merely the absence of sexual attraction but encompasses a wide range of experiences, preferences, and emotional connections. This complexity invites a deeper exploration of what it means to identify as asexual and how it fits into the broader context of human sexuality. As societal norms evolve, the understanding of sexual orientation continues to grow. Asexual individuals often face unique challenges, including misconceptions about their identities and the…