When Desire and Distance Don’t Match: A Thoughtful Reflection
In today’s culture, new terms continue to emerge to describe complex inner experiences. One such term is Aegosexuality, often used for individuals who may experience interest or stimulation in romantic or intimate ideas, yet feel little or no desire to personally engage in them.
For people guided by faith and moral reflection, this raises important questions. How should such experiences be understood? What do they reveal about emotional well-being? And how can compassion exist alongside moral clarity?
