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Here is some background on me:
I'm a relatively attractive person, not in the best physical shape, but my facial features are pretty strong.

I used to have sex quite a bit back in highschool, but somewhere between then and now I have lost almost all desire to pursue girls.

I know I am not gay, I've been in a few situations where I've had the chance to get my gay on and other men just don't do it for me. If I was attracted to men I would have no issue being gay, I'm just simply not.

Most girls aggravate me by assuming that because I am a man I am desperate for sex; so they act like I should chase them or put forth an excessive amount of effort and I immediately lose interest. That sense of sexual entitlement is the biggest turn of to me; and it is fueled by male desire, or desperation, to have sex. I want a partner where things will be equal, where neither of us will be more important or desired in any certain aspect.

When I look around me I see so many men *desperately* chasing after my friends that are girls, not because they think my friends are decent human beings but because they want sex. Am I supposed to have this mindset too? Don't get me wrong I enjoy having sex, it is the pursuit of sex that care nothing for.

I don't know what my issue is, am I burnt out? Am I just prioritizing correctly? or is there something mentally wrong? And I really would love to date again, but I need to get past the beginning phase.
<bot>: I'm a 22 year old male, is the lack of wanting to pursue sex a normal thing for a man of my age?