First off, a heterosexual doesn't need to be sexually experienced to "know" they're sexually attracted to the opposite sex. They just know. So it's irrelevant that you have no sexual experiences with women when stating you're sexually drawn to them.

Have you been sexually involved with men? Or, are you sexually drawn to men as you are to women? You didn't specify any interest in men. Is it possible you're gay?

Maybe I'm wrong, but I didn't think asexuals were interested in sexual intimacy at all. I understood that they prefer having an emotional connection with a partner.. like a sexless marriage. So with that thinking, I wouldn't classify you as an asexual.

I'm curious what it is about "relationships" that's off-putting for you. Where do you see yourself in 20 years? Single with casual sex encounters?

I remember reading an article once that further defined what "bisexual" was. There were so many subtypes, I was surprised. Maybe Google it and see if you can find it yourself.

In the meantime, if you were to sign up for an online dating site tomorrow, would you be seeking a man or a woman?

The only way you can sort this out is to put yourself out there. Date both and see if you're more inclined one way or the other.