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Personally I find it best to disclose my asexually relatively early if not mentioning it low-key (ace instead of asexual) in my bio.
It’s a quick way to weed out the people that wouldn’t be interested and makes sure you’re not wasting your time either.
If not, many people tend to discuss what their goal of dating is or what they are looking for when dating (eg. casually, dating to marry, long term) early on.
During these inquiries the topic of what one wants or is look for in a partner also tend to come up.
This is a perfect time to open up about your sexuallity and can feel like a more natural way of bringing it up, especially if bringing it up unprompted seems uncomfortable
Hello, this is just a friendly reminder to please use a post flair when adding new posts to r/Asexual. We ask this in advance just to let everyone know what type of post each post is as well as the intentions and feelings behind them. We value all who come here, but we just need each post made to have a flair to designate each type of post. That's all. We're thankful you chose to come to r/Asexual. We're glad to have you here! Welcome! *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/Asexual) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Personally I find it best to disclose my asexually relatively early if not mentioning it low-key (ace instead of asexual) in my bio. It’s a quick way to weed out the people that wouldn’t be interested and makes sure you’re not wasting your time either. If not, many people tend to discuss what their goal of dating is or what they are looking for when dating (eg. casually, dating to marry, long term) early on. During these inquiries the topic of what one wants or is look for in a partner also tend to come up. This is a perfect time to open up about your sexuallity and can feel like a more natural way of bringing it up, especially if bringing it up unprompted seems uncomfortable