I got my introduction to Yes/No/Maybe lists from the inimitable Bex of Bex Talks Sex. They, like me, use spreadsheets to a fault, and posted about Yes/No/Maybe lists on their own blog.
My First Yes/No/Maybe List: And Why You Should Have One

I got my introduction to Yes/No/Maybe lists from the inimitable Bex of Bex Talks Sex. They, like me, use spreadsheets to a fault, and posted about Yes/No/Maybe lists on their own blog.
Asexuality, like other sexualities and genders, is a spectrum. That means there are some people, like me, who really enjoy having sex despite identifying as ace. Other people don’t enjoy it, or just can’t tolerate it at all. But sex isn’t the only thing– physical or otherwise– that fosters intimacy.…
When 19-year-old me saw pretty glass balls with delicate flowers in the center, I bought them. And then put them in my vagina.
Finding your identity is a process, and even though I have a word for it now, I don’t think that’s the end of it. There’s always more.
You can tailor kink to your needs. You can use it as another form of intimacy with a partner, you can let it be introspective.
Sex shouldn’t be painful. As you settle in and your arousal increases, discomfort should disappear. But pain? That’s not right.
It’s only just starting to feel like I’m reappearing. Some part of me will be abruptly thrown into focus and I’m forced to shift my understanding of who I am.