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    is actually recognized as an extension of bisexuality (Elizabeth, 2013). Because the two are so similar, they are often mixed up and confused when it comes to defining one’s sexuality. Pansexuality is the attraction to anyone, regardless of what they identify as, while bisexuality is attraction to someone who is male or female. That is the main, and really only, difference between the two. Pansexuality arose from the bisexual spectrum when people became more fluid with their gender, and no…

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    primarily monogamous and dyadic, which are similar to the description of most sexual relationships (Scherrer, 2008). Among romantic asexual individuals there are also those who further identify themselves based on their romantic orientation, such as which gender(s) they are romantically attracted to.…

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    Currently there are a variety of sexual identities that individuals can classify with, such as pansexual, bisexual, homosexual, heterosexual and asexual. However , in past decades these terms were not utilized because sexual activities associated with these identities were seen as unnatural and taboo , therefore most individuals did not publicize their sexual identities. Homosexuality specifically, has been an identity that has faced a lot of criticism politically and socially because it is…

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    semi-fictitious stories. While some chose to ignore these rumors, others scoffed at James and used his possible homophobic desires as a reason to tarnish his legacy. King James’ 16th and 17th century England contrasts starkly with Ancient Greeks and the sexual culture described in Plato’s The Symposium. While homosexuality was a grievous offense in the Stuart period, it was to some the highest form of love in ancient Athenian considerations. Homosexuality…

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    as well as the progressing government in the country. But there are still walls holding the LGBT community back from complete equality in America, and the rest of society. According to the Family Caregiver Alliance, “sexual orientation” refers to emotional and sexual attraction to others of the same sex. Society today still considers it to be a lifestyle out of the norm. In the LGBT community, “coming out” could create psychosocial losses and major distress among their lives. The community…

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    theory ‘focuses on mismatches between sex, gender and desire’". Giovanni’s room by James Baldwin, is a great example of sexual orientation, race, sex, heterosexuality, and whiteness. The author goes into great detail to show this. Toni Morrison’s, Recitatif, is another piece of literature that explores race, sex, whiteness ect… In Giovanni’s room, the author focuses on masculinity, sexual identity, and race, for the most part “whiteness”. One point the author tries to make is that…

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    stepchildren, this survey was taken in 2014. Also in this article, it is said that students feel that same-sex couples are less emotionally stable and incapable of providing a loving home for a child. However, I disagree with that statement because your sexual orientation does not show the full potential that one…

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    Openly Straight exhibits the destruction unfavorable labels can inflict upon individuals. While readers attempting to cope with their sexual identity may find this novel enlightening as they endeavor through the process of removing themselves from the pigeonholes other’s have relegated them to. Rafe’s belief that the only way for him to succeed in this world is through the concealment of his sexuality: proving to be the weakest point of this novel. Whereas Rafe’s English teacher is truly the…

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    Homosexuality Research Paper Known for many decades as the sexual inversion, homosexuality is a romantic attraction between members of the same sex. Despite that it was considered a taboo decades ago, homosexuality had acquired great power in society in recent years. Homosexual individuals are also known as lesbian (women who are attracted by other women) and gay (men who are attracted by other men) in a like manner, the term mentioned above gay, can also be use to refer to both homosexual…

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    and sincerest of friends. I have friends of different races and sexuality. One of my friends has the biggest, purest heart of anyone I know and she is homosexual. For those of you that do not know what I am talking about, homosexual is a sexual attraction or sexual behavior between members of the same sex or gender. This is about her; my friend and anyone who may relate to her, as told through my eyes. Amber was born in 1980, just a year before myself. She has two younger siblings, Angela and…

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