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    Homosexuality: Cultural Relativism Introduction: What is Homosexual? There is no precise definition of homosexuality .The phenomenon of ‘Homosexuality’ also called as same-sex attraction means that men are sexually or emotionally attracted to men, women are sexually and emotionally attracted to women. According to Lawrence J. Hatter, author of ‘Changing Homosexuality in the Male’ has given this definition: "One who is motivated, in adult life, by a definite preferential erotic attraction to…

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    Moving on to the next point of my analysis, I focused on another aspect of Stewie’s sexuality, especially because sometimes he is portrayed as heterosexual, contrary to other times where he seems to be homosexual, as seen in table 4. In the first scene (episode 7x07), Stewie is besotted by Susie Swanson when seeing her for the first time. The fact that he uses the word angel to refer to her led me to believe that he is heterosexual since he is in love with another baby but of the opposite sex.…

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    Let 's say you work at a real estate office and have to sell a house. There are two couples. One is hetrosexual while the other couple is homosexual. The homnosexual couple offers to pay more for the house and has better credit. The other couple offers less and doesn’t have good credit. Who would you give the house to? Would you hesitate? There have been many cases where homosexuals have been discriminated against. No one is born homophobic. If you are on the and you see a heterosexual couple…

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    When it comes to interacting with others on a daily basis, you soon realize how much outside forces influence your own actions. In some instances, this influence can be an attempt to assimilate into a foreign group, or in other instances, it can be to distance oneself from said group. In my life I have encountered both circumstances, and I was forced to adapt to each situation to best suit my needs and desires. I am originally from a small town North of Austin, and I was one of the few openly…

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    There has arguably never been a better time to be LGBT. The youth of today are experiencing a wave of acceptance that was not felt in our grandparents, or even our parents, generation. Everywhere you look people are talking about it; the “It Gets Better” project, Caitlin Jenner on the cover of Vanity Fair, the historic Supreme Court ruling in which it was decided 5-4 that individual states must recognize the marriages of same-sex couples, and even in sociology. Sociologists studying…

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    I believe that both factors play a part in heterosexuality and homosexuality. Genetically you can be born with less testosterone than the average male and that can lead to famine traits like flamboyant talking, dressing, and make up. Vice versa for women usually homosexual women have more testosterone…

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    When researching a specific topic, a process is usually taken in order to get a complete understanding. Sometimes the route in achieving that understand can be nice and easy, or long and difficult. In researching the topic of sexuality, it requires a much more complex process of receiving an understanding. Michael Foucault is one of the many researchers to dive into research for an understanding of sexuality. Foucault got critical when he discovered different layers of sexuality, specifically of…

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    potentially dangerous. Despite the APA’s, (and several other major medical groups) denouncement of these treatments, there remains health professionals and paraprofessionals who continue to engage in attempts to convert homosexual men and women to heterosexuality. Conversion therapy, is prefaced on the idea that homosexuality is a mental defect. It involves a wide range of treatments including psychoanalysis, hypnosis, reframing of desires, social skills training to induce gender typical…

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    What is bisexuality? The answer varies depending upon who is asking the question. Is bisexuality defined by identity, behavior, attractions or some combination of these? Where does bisexuality begin and end? Human sexuality is sometimes seen as a continuum, with same-sex attractions on one end and other-sex attractions on the other. Bisexuality, then, must fall somewhere in the middle. But where? Does bisexuality refer only to the middle point, or 50/50 attraction? There are many common…

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    In Christine Downing’s, “The Myth of Homosexuality” she starts by stating how they have been defined or the objects of this myth instead of being the creator of their own mythology. This leads her into the past of the myth’s origin which to her analysis is fairly short in which homosexuality was created to interpret human sexuality. Prior to the end of the nineteenth century homosexuality did not exist in the sense that these behaviors was understood in a different context. This was thought of…

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