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Dating and finding my feet as an asexual | Talking Portraits

Published 29 August 2022, 11:00 pm
In this episode of Talking Portraits, Bonnie describes what it's like navigating asexuality. In part one, she discusses how she realised she was asexual. In part two, she talks about how others perceive her asexuality versus what it's really like. In part three, she talks about finding her feet and dating.
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