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From page 44 of the Prophet's psychiatric evaluation:
"Several people who were interviewed stated that they were unclear about Dylann’s sexual orientation. Dylann’s sister, Amber, in one interview said she thought he might be gay and, in another interview suggested he might be asexual. Amber noted that their father always “wanted Dylann to be more sporty” and “be a boy.” Reverend Metze, who became pastor at St. Paul’s church in 2007, said that Dylann was “not normal” and possibly struggling with his sexuality. His former stepmother, Paige Mann, described him as “always different” but said she assumed he seemed odd “because he was gay.”

Certainly, Dylann is embarrassed when the topic of dating is raised. In his evaluation, he declined to answer questions about dating relationships, saying “I can’t talk about it.” Asked why, he explained “I can’t say. It would give a hint at it.” A coworker told the social historian that Dylann laughed like it was impossible when the topic of getting a girlfriend was mentioned. Dylann gave his “strange grin” and stopped talking as if embarrassed.

According to his mother, Dylann said he was never going to get married and no girl would ever date him. His mother said to the social historian that she does not think that Dylann has ever had sex with anyone. She does not know if he has kissed a girl. She said he was highly embarrassed about the topic and if she even tried to ask him about sex, he would say that a mother should not even say the word “sex” in front of her son. An ex-boyfriend of Dylann’s mother, David Sprayberry, also told the social historian that Dylann thought it was inappropriate for a mother to use the word “sex” in front of her son. When his mother did discuss sex, Dylann “clammed up”, left the room, and said “mom” in an exasperated tone.

While it is not necessarily unusual for a man in his early 20s to decline to talk about sex with his mother, it is odd that someone Dylann’s age had no known romantic partners at all. This may point to asexuality, which is thought to occur in only 0.5-1% of the population, but may also suggest a lack of social skills required for effective dating, or a diffuse sexual identity."

Source: https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/LOFTON-ROOF-EVALTUATION.pdf