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    Abstract Sexual Orientation is defined as a sexual or romantic identity based off an attraction to a person of the same or opposite sex or gender. Researchers find that sexual orientation has many aspects from intimate relationships with heterosexual (male and female) to homosexual (same sex- male/male or female/female) as well as bisexual (both sex). It is believed that therapists working within LGBT communities may undergo the possibility to partake in multiple relationships with their…

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    if you are a homosexual. Love and prosperity is not guaranteed in a heterosexual marriage, but might be guaranteed in a homosexual family and vice versa. No one can be capable of predicting how a family or marriage may turn out to be depending on sexual…

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    Sexual Orientation has been a mystery for many. Some people believe that sexuality is biological and others believe it is a choice. Whether it is a biological given or your own free will, there is still countless hate targeted towards this subject. In the 1990’s researchers at the University of Chicago established three criteria’s to be homosexual: 1. Sexual attraction to the same sex. 2. Sexual activity with one or more of the same sex 3. Identifying oneself as gay, lesbian, or bisexual.…

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    any social movement at all (Desta). They were held with the purpose to educate the masses regarding the LGBT agenda and to advocate for the rights of LGBT groups. The term LGBT primarily stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender which are sexual orientations outside of the supposedly ‘normal’ heterosexuality. Pride Parades are also held to bring attention to some of the major challenges faced by this community in the wake of homophobia, hate crime, etc. Those major challenges that the…

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    faces during the time when the father, Enrique returns home and sees his son transform into someone the father believes to be the “wrong person”. Enrique is so against his son, Michael, being a trans sexual. It should not matter what Michael identifies as, as long as he is happy Michael is a trans sexual teenager who also goes by the name of Vanessa. Since the teen’s father has been absent for most of his life, Michael never had known what it meant to have his real dad there to talk to.…

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    as weird. I did have attraction to men and I tried dating guys while in high school to make sure that it wasn’t a phase. After my junior year in high school, I realized I was gay. I wasn’t sexually attracted to men, but I’m not that typical “gold star lesbian” who thinks all men are disgusting and I absolutely want nothing to do with them. Yes, there are some men out there that are rather handsome, but nonetheless, their looks are not enough to steer me away from the attractions that I have for…

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    Shakespeare’s SONNET 135 uses homoerotic attraction, gay signs, and homoerotic language to celebrate two men and their performance of a homoerotic sexual continuum. For this reason, homoerotic attraction is adopted by the speaker by having the urge of another man’s genitals inside of him. Additionally, the man noted in this sonnet is called the “Golden Youngman”; who is not fully expressed to present how he feels knowing that the speaker desires this sexual relationship with him. However, the…

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    Disordered Inclination” by John Finnis. In the book, Same-Sex Attraction, edited by John F. Harvey and Gerard V. Bradley, Finnis, a legal Philosopher, uses the Church’s documents to support the claim that homosexual acts are an intrinsically disordered inclination. He states that the Church understand persons as “the creature of God and by grace, his/[her] child and heir to eternal life” (89). Everyone is identified by their gender, not by sexual identity, therefore each one ought to accept…

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    out” due to the lack of acceptance in society. To this day no one really knows the cause of homophobia although, now when it began, but some researchers have speculated that the feelings of homophobia actually originate from subconscious same-sex attraction. The Journal of Sex Research claims that…

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    western process. This may be why some respondents seemed to struggle with and resist the construct of gay, perceiving it as a confining label for a box-a resistance to cultural assimilation. Eastern culture reacts to and resists ones freedom to assure a sexual and social identity based on same…

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