“NOT EVERYTHING IS BLACK AND WHITE.” You’ve probably heard someone say this about life at some point. For people who identify as graysexual, the areas of gray hold particular weight when it comes to sexual attraction.Graysexuality—sometimes spelled “greysexuality,” and sometimes known as gray asexuality, gray-ace, grey-ace, or gray-a—is a term people use to describe their identity. And because it can mean different things to different people, the word can be tricky to define.What does graysexual mean?In general, a person who identifies as graysexual is “someone who identifies with the area between asexuality and sexuality,” according to the Asexual Visibility & Education Network. “For example, they may experience sexual attraction very rarely, only under specific circumstances, or of an intensity so low that [it] is ignorable and not a necessity in relationships.” Shadeen Francis, LMFT, CST, licensed marriage and family therapist and board certified therapist, says people who identify as graysexual may relate to stat… Click below to read the full story from Men’s Health
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Are You Graysexual? Here’s What It Means, and How to Tell.
