I Fell in Love with an Asexual: Navigating Needs Without Blame When You Like Sex, Your Partner Doesn't, & Asexuality Is a Possibility Paperback – Import, 23 February 2018

This is a great book and is packed with resources. No matter what you're facing (whether it's sexual dysfunction or graysexuality or asexuality), a romantic partnership is still possible with a person who requires sex. You just have to approach things differently and with an open mind. If you love the person, a way is always possible, so don't despair. This book is a big stepping stone along that path. Sometimes half the battle is dealing with our own sexuality and not just a partner's lack of sexuality. Somes we need to reframe things and examine how we define intimacy.

This book is about 100 pages too long due to the author's excessive wordiness and rambling writing style. It seems repetitive in some areas and definitely needed a better editor. It also is really just a story of one guy's experience and not an overall well-rounded resource of being involved in an asexual relationship. It gives some possible solutions and strategies but the author's experience leaves the reader with a feeling that all solutions are a bit unsatisfying and there is no true roadmap for navigating this situation.

Didn't really tell me anything I wanted to know.

This is an excellent book written on a topic for which there are so few resources available. In fact, it was the only book of its kind that I came across.It is well researched and full of great objective information, while also providing great experiential insights as well. I have found it incredibly valuable. I finally feel like there is someone out there who can relate to what I am going through in my marriage. I learned a lot and am grateful to have read it.

I am the partner of an asexual woman and this book has taught me how to see things from her perspective. I do wish the author could have made their mixed-orientation relationship work, or also have shared the story of a mixed-orientation couple that stayed together and how they managed it, as I feel like that would be extremely valuable. Sadly, after completing the book, I'm left with the thought that my partner and I might be better off ending our marriage and pursuing more compatible relationships. Still, believe this book is full of valuable insight and a plethora of additional resources. Well worth the price of admission.