This is where I fall :)

Asexuals are people who do not feel sexual attraction to anyone.  They could be sex repulsed (being disgusted by the idea of sex), sex neutral (being okay with the idea of sex under certain circumstances), or sex positive (wanting to have sex, but not feeling sexual attraction toward their partner).

Asexuals have their own spectrum of love.  I can create another book of asexual acceptance if you guys want.  Asexuals can feel romantic attraction, so you might see some labels such as panromantic asexual floating around the comments.  

Some people in the asexual spectrum feel sexual attraction under certain circumstances.  Someone who feel sexual attraction only after becoming emotionally attached to a person is a demisexual.  Someone who feels sexual attraction occasionally but not often enough to be considered a sexual person (also called an allosexual) is a greysexual.  Someone who feels sexual attraction at first but those feelings fade as they get to know someone is a fraysexual.  These terms can also be used to describe romantic or sexual attraction, such as greyromantic demisexual, or refine attraction, such as fray-heteroromantic fray-heterosexual.