Media Representation
editIt should be noted that asexuality as a sexual identity, rather than a biological, became more widely discussed in media in the beginning of the twenty-first century [1] Before, sexuality, in general, was not questioned, often assumed, and little research had been conducted, thus susceptible to social influence, including media portrayal [2]. Asexuality representation in media, in television, film and literature, however, is very limited and rarely openly acknowledged or confirmed by creators and authors, alike. However, the few representations confirmed in modern media serve to portray this identity with many assumptions and little certainties as listed below.
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