New York magazine’s recent article with Clay Aiken, who is living in New York to star in the Broadway musical Spamalot, uncovers some news that is sure to be devastating to old women and 14-year-old girls around the world: The guy’s pretty much asexual.
[Clay] imagines his social life here will be “nonexistent, really. I’m not a nighttime person.” He does not plan on dating, and he is not involved with anyone. “Heck, no,” he says. “My dogs.” He has never had a romantic relationship with anyone, unless you count the girls he took to dances back in high school in Raleigh. “I just don’t have an interest in … any of that at all. I have got too much on my plate,” he says. “I’d rather focus on one thing and do that when I can devote time to it, and right now, I just don’t have any desire.”
But Aiken is 29 years old and he is also a human. Surely he must have needs. Urges. He contemplates this in silence for 20 or 30 seconds. “Ah think maybe I don’t! I mean, not really. I’ve just kind of shut it off, maybe. Is that bad?”
As if the gay rumors weren’t enough, now nobody has hope of scoring with Aiken. Unless, of course, you’re a canine.
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