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[ex_pippin880]

Hey guys! I'm doing asexuality/aromanticism for the Frequently (or Not So Frequently) Asked Questions project and I've been asked something that I can't answer. Would anyone like to take it?

The question is:
What's your favourite and least favourite thing to read about asexuality in fiction?

And I... can't think of a single example of or reference to (textual/canon) asexuality in books/fiction I've read. :|

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Sherlock Holmes

[ytak]

I just kind of stumbled onto the community but I really must add Sherlock Holmes as Doyle wrote him (and as Benedict Cumberbatch plays him in BBC Sherlock despite what fanfic writers think). The only woman he's ever admired is Irene Adler and that's because she outsmarted him. He isn't attracted to her physically or romantically.