Quote from: Charlotte Kitty on October 06, 2026, 07:54:49 AMI can try to make peace with myself and maybe one day I will. But being at least somewhat desirable is quite important to me. Unlike in boy mode, Charlotte craves for a sex life. Is it really wrong of me to want to be desirable so i can find people who want to share such experiences with me? How one looks very much defines whether this leads to success or constant disappointment.
I think everyone wants to be desired. Everyone wants to be loved, respected, and cherished. I don't have sexual urges like others do. I never have. That's what asexual means. But I do know people can have powerful urges that can make them do... things.
I think what matters is to step back and look at how much of that matters in your life. People live happy lives with friends, jobs, and hobbies. Many want sex to be a part of that, especially with someone special, where it isn't just physical lust but also an emotional bond.
I don't think appearance is your top priority. I think it is a means to an end. A way to get attention, feel desirable, be desired, and be affirmed in that role. There is nothing wrong with that. Many people feel that way. I had a cousin who told me, when we were kids, that her goal in life was to be a trophy wife. She spent a lot of time maintaining her weight, watching her diet, learning makeup, hairstyling, and fashion. In the end, she made herself quite desirable (physically), but her personality kept people away. The best way to make friends is to be a friend.
I hope you find the connection you seek, and that it's meaningful enough for you to truly appreciate what you have. You deserve to be happy, and you are highly motivated to get there, so I am hopeful that you will be.