The Pleasure Zone ~ Milica Jelenic
Jul 21, 2026 · 0 min · 15 segments
The Pleasure Zone with Milica Jelenic - Diamond Host Is being horny the only way to know you're ready for intimacy? What if you're horny sometimes, not at all, or in ways that surprise you? Are you…
Milica JelenicHost
And we do need to look at things like if you've had a dynamic sex drive most of your adult life, and then all of a sudden it's gone.

Like you just might be a person who doesn't feel compelled to have sex some people are asexual and it takes a lot for them to be able to feel turned on or the desire for connection and some never even have the desire for sex at all of any kind and some have that desire but it's so not significant at all to them not the way it might be to somebody with uh that would identify more as like a sexual person rather than asexual.

Even somebody that's demisexual would have more turn on than somebody who's asexual.

Asexuality, sometimes people define it as like the lack of sex drive, but that's actually kind of a misnomer.

You just might not have a lot of sex drive or the same way that somebody who's you know, getting on the Tinder and screwing everybody under the sun kind of sex drive.

And demisexual is more when you need to get to know a person and you get to, you actually need to be connected to them before feeling like you want to have any kind of intimacy with them.

So I don't know about you, but I do think that as we change and grow and age and stuff, that those things can start to change in our lives too.

I would say that like maybe in my 20s, I was just like ready to hump anything that walked maybe.

But prior to that, I was just like walking around with like a peace, love and have sex with the world kind of attitude.

And then it's like sometimes I actually wonder, you know, where where does my.

And we do need to look at things like if you've had a dynamic sex drive most of your adult life, and then all of a sudden it's gone.

Like you just might be a person who doesn't feel compelled to have sex some people are asexual and it takes a lot for them to be able to feel turned on or the desire for connection and some never even have the desire for sex at all of any kind and some have that desire but it's so not significant at all to them not the way it might be to somebody with uh that would identify more as like a sexual person rather than asexual.

Even somebody that's demisexual would have more turn on than somebody who's asexual.

Asexuality, sometimes people define it as like the lack of sex drive, but that's actually kind of a misnomer.

You just might not have a lot of sex drive or the same way that somebody who's you know, getting on the Tinder and screwing everybody under the sun kind of sex drive.

And demisexual is more when you need to get to know a person and you get to, you actually need to be connected to them before feeling like you want to have any kind of intimacy with them.

So I don't know about you, but I do think that as we change and grow and age and stuff, that those things can start to change in our lives too.

I would say that like maybe in my 20s, I was just like ready to hump anything that walked maybe.

But prior to that, I was just like walking around with like a peace, love and have sex with the world kind of attitude.

And then it's like sometimes I actually wonder, you know, where where does my.
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