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In a roundabout way, it still applies.
The opening statement didn’t directly say that it was only talking about experiencing those things in toto, just that those things are part of human nature. Being asexual and/or aromantic is still part of those things, and a part of human nature thereby.
However, I will honor our gods, if only they will tell us pitiful mortals what sacrifice they demand
Garlic bread.
Hail! Hail! Our mighty god speaks!
Dost thou wish it with parmesan and/or oregano upon it?
Yes to both. I shall remember you when it is time to bless the harvest.
We shall make haste to the holy Olive Garden!
Can you choose to be a god? Wouldn’t unattractive or awful people be the natural gods?
I am the God of 🤮
Look upon me and tremble with disgust!
Celibacy and lack of attraction are different.
We mean, yes. Very much so.
We are very much deities, or close enough, also we were never human. So this tracks.
