'sexlessness' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is defined as the state of having no sexual activity or lacking any sexual desire. One can use 'sexlessness' when discussing a character's lack of sexual experience or desire in a novel, such as: "Despite being in their late 20s, the main character, Jane, lived a life of sexlessness, choosing to focus on her career instead of romantic relationships."
Though he could be lascivious in Secret Agent and Strange Cargo (1940) or erotically obsessed in Karl Freund's Mad Love (1935), onscreen sexlessness suited Lorre, who was rarely (if ever) allowed a successful romantic relationship.
Reilly, who has curly brown hair and rubbery features, shreds his usual baffled sexlessness; his John begins to fight, while Molly just tries to make everyone happy.
At the time, she was an object of our near-constant derision: we despised her air of sexlessness, her puritanical demeanor.
Almost uniformly attractive and fashionably dressed, the staff nevertheless exuded an odd research-lab sexlessness.
And then there was Homer's sexlessness.
The creakiness and sexlessness of those words made Evans cringe.
I am terrified of entering into a marriage that will doom us both to decades of sexlessness.
Among the refreshing aspects of Penelope Niven's new biography, "Thornton Wilder: A Life," is its startling sexlessness, the paucity of the kind of dish that sometimes has seemed to drive the market in literary biography in recent decades.
It was the first true adult scandal for Mr. Bieber, who's never had to project the outright sexlessness of his Disney-raised teen pop peers, but who was nevertheless still a teenager when the charges landed, and no tabloid regular.
And however much Adele, Beyoncé and Lady Gaga might dress up what they do in the clothing of authenticity, transgression or whatever it is that Beyoncé actually does (raunchy sexlessness, is it? "Spritzy competence," offers the New Yorker's Frere-Jones), all three of these pop divas are playing versions of the same game, with levels of skill as vertiginous as their heels.
And then the sexlessness.
