Yeah :3
Yeah that's true, I'm really not super bothered with it! Being an optimist myself, I see more positives in being asexual. I mean we (asexual romantics in general) start relationships basing on emotional attachment instead of physical ones. We tend to be really interested in compatibility qualities in terms of personality and stuffs other than just physical qualities which drives sexual attraction. And we all know how long lasting relationships happen, it's more of the compatibility and emotional attachment than physical attraction.
Anyways, I'm not completely asexual. I'm in the gray area between Hetero and Asexual, I'm really really just close to asexuality so I can consider myself one. So yeah, I'm still able to be physically attracted to someone. It's just that I'll never pursue a relationship or do something stupid with someone just basing on it. I'll never ever ever be interested in that kind of thinking.
Oh btw, in the whole context, you can interchange physical attraction with sexual attraction. I think they're pretty much the same...?
Oooh. You know people who are aromantic? I'm not saying that that there is something wrong with them but... that's really really just sad... I mean I can't even put myself in their shoes. I just can't imagine not ever being 'in love' or something. I mean yeah, I can go on in denial of my own feelings but gah... someone who can never really fall in love... that's a nightmare for me. It's like everyone is talking about love and stuffs and you have never felt it yourself. T___T So, I think I can understand them. I can feel their sorrow, unhappiness and pain... T__________T Mostly, these kind of people want to be 'cured', right...?
EDIT: Welp, with some help from thinking and google. Physical attraction and sexual attraction are both different thing. That's why we have terms hot for someone you find sexually attractive and Handsome/Beautiful/Gorgeous for someone we find physically pleasing. So yeah, what I meant in the context is the former. And additionally, asexuals can find someone physically attractive but not in a sexual way.