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    between genders because they might feel female one week and male the next. I think gender gives people a way to express themselves as they please without being confined to their physical sex. Sayad and Yarber define sexual orientation as “the pattern of sexual and emotional attraction based on the gender of one’s partner” (17). This differs from gender and biological sex. For example, people may be attracted to the opposite sex which is considered heterosexuality. Other people may be attracted…

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    Homosexuality is romantic attraction, sexual attraction or sexual behaviour between members of the same sex or gender. As a sexual orientation, homosexuality is "an enduring pattern of emotional, romantic, and/or sexual attractions" primarily or exclusively to people of the same sex. It "also refers to a person's sense of identity based on those attractions, related behaviors, and membership in a community of others who share those attractions. Personal Experience: Experience during internship…

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    As everybody develop a unique identity and personality with different moral values and modals, like people belong to different cultural tendencies, People have different sexual preferences. While some people think that because of the plenty of freedoms that people enjoy, percentage of Homosexual population have been increasing. Other people think that homosexuality has been out there for Thousands of years and that the LGBT (stands for Lesbian, Gay, bisexual, and transgender) rights and freedoms…

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    This article is on a study called “Sexual Orientation Identity Change and Depressive Symptoms: A Longitudinal Analysis” which is on people whose sexual identities changed towards same-sex attraction in early childhood and how they are more likely to experience more depressive symptoms than others. A sociologist named Bethany Everett at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) conducted the study. The study includes bisexual, gay, and lesbian individuals who initially identified as…

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    of feelings that are inwardly being stifled (W. Ryan, R. Ryan). I had peers who I knew had been with same sex, but they chose to display homophobic tendencies in public. Bullying would take place when really they were the ones that would have sexual attraction towards the same sex. I even had those that were homophobic and even though I had no real evidence of them acting with the same sex sexually, it was still not understood from where their dislike stemmed. Growing up in a small town as I…

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    Homosexuality is the sexual attraction from one member of the same sex to another member of the same sex that can be found in roughly eight percent of both men and women (Rice et. al). Though this may appear to be counter-productive to the continuation of a species, it is found among many species within the animal kingdom. However it is something that humans as a species have only recently begun to openly acknowledge or understand. Part of this quest for further understanding of homosexuality…

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    He tried to convince himself that that he was straight however; the feelings of same-sex attraction did not elude him. Arana did not experience a lot of trauma with conversion therapy, but there have been many patients who have. Conversion therapy can lead youth to think that there is something wrong with them and it can also lead them down a…

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    the same sex, doesn 't you should shout out that they 're gay. We should encourage people to be who they are regardless or what anyone else says because before you try to change others, you must change yourself. (Aaron Swartz “Why I Am Not Gay”) Sexual orientation is a huge part of someone 's identity, but it shouldn 't be what only people look at. People should focus on the best qualities of someone and not the qualities that they disagree with because deep down it doesn’t really matter if…

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    when in reality, the context of it is much more complex. The writer historically observes friendships with the opposite sex and compares it to nowadays, suggesting that the data and observations are similar in the sense that they report a sexual or emotional attraction to the opposite sex friend. Lastly, the writer…

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    the traditional gender roles expected of you gender. As was evidenced through his responses for the questions asked, my interviewee, David, very much agrees with the dominant heteronormative mentality. Although David claims to be supportive of all sexual orientations, he, too, is very much influenced by heteronormative ideals, as can be seen through his automatic need to find the “man” and “woman” within same-sex couples as well as the need to apply traditional masculine/feminine characteristics…

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