@hightor,
hightor wrote:I don't believe I'd marry/date someone who is "sex-repulsed", as stated in the original post.
Me neither. I would see that as a considerable character flaw or personality disorder, significant enough to rule out a marriage or dating relationship, which for me, includes sex.
Quote: But I wouldn't particularly mind if the person simply didn't feel sexual attraction for me or anybody else, assuming the person had other attractive qualities such as possessing an impressive vocabulary, being able to play the piano, or sharing similar culinary interests.
If they were broad minded (and generous-spirited) enough to provide an occasional hand job, then maybe provided they were impressively numerate (basic calculus at least) spoke at least one other language they had learned, were literate, and had left-socialist political views, and, of course, anti-Brexit. I say maybe, as this is a thought experiment. I would likely feel that complete asexuality was as much of a turn off as any other deficiency or flaw such as tone deafness, dislike of poetry, indifference to animal cruelty, adherence to "traditional" views about gender or race, etc.