A reader writes:

I just wanted to thank you for your continuing efforts to raise awareness about asexuality to your readers. I'm a junior in college, and I've been struggling to get people to take me seriously when I tell them I'm asexual. Some friends have said my standards are simply too high, some said I'm too socially awkward. It's demeaning, but I don't feel like I have a right to complain. Compared to other members of the LGTBQA community, asexuals probably have to deal with less intolerance and violence. No one calls me a sinner or a freak, or tells me I don't have a right to be married. We don't get beaten or murdered because of who we are. Really, I shouldn't complain.

But apparently I don't have the right to not be sexually active, or interested.