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[2 of 2]So now I'm thinking of letting her know that asexuality and sex repulsion is a thing so she can figure out for herself whether or not they suit her or help her understand her own feelings because she seems to be concerned that she might be wrong or stupid. When she was talking I tried to be as validating as possible but I am still concerned for her. Any tips? Anyway, my main point is that no one is alone even when they feel like they are. You just have to be patient. Tag as kvkv

You could either wait to talk about sex repulsion again to talk about it. Or next time your with her say something like, "Hey, so you know we were talking about how seeing naked people is gross? It might be a form of sex repulsion, and it's actually pretty common. There's a few sights that talk about it want to check it out?" Change the phrasing to fit you and how you talked to your friend. I don't know if you just bring stuff up like this or not. You could also make up an scenario where you were grossed out by sex (seeing it in a movie or whatever) and vent to her about it. That way you're bringing sex repulsion up again more naturally. You know your friend much better than I do, so it's your call. And that last part? "Anyway, my main point is that no one is alone even when they feel like they are." Is and awesome thing to say. She probably needs to hear that.

Something important though, if she doesn't want to look at sights that talk about asexuality and sex repulsion with you, don't force her too. She might need to hear about it then look into it her own. be respectful of that. Don't force labels on her or force her to do something she doesn't want to. Be supportive whether she wants to find and use a label or not.

gusto ko ng ganto ! sana may natitira pa !