Summary of Julie Sondra Decker's The Invisible Orientation

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 Asexuality is not a complex, a sickness, or a behavior. It is not the result of a decision, and it is not a chastity vow. We are not automatically religious. We are not anti-straight, anti-gay, or anti-any-sexual-orientation. #2 Asexual people do not all look down on sex or people who have sex. We do not avoid romantic or emotionally close relationships, and we are not automatically socially inept. We are not defined by atypical biology or nonfunctional genitals. #3 Asexuality is a rare orientation, and it’s important for people to understand it. Don’t assume we need therapy or treat us like we need to be cured or broken. #4 Asexuality is when a person is not sexually attracted to others, and it is a sexual orientation. It is not the same as not having a sexual orientation yet, which is what some non-asexual people think.