Sexual orientation change efforts

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    transform as the next lesbians or gays. This social problems will eventually make the children not only hate their families, but also their own bodies (McAndrew 92). Also, there is a possibility that children raised in same-sex families can encounter sexual abused by their adoptive parents. Since their parents usually have limitation in their relationships to other people outside, they do not hesitate to exploit their own children. As a result, the unfortunate children will experience tremendous…

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    Sexual trauma and early exposure to sexual activity is another argument in the quest to determine the roots to homosexuality. There are so many young girls today that start out with sexual activity at an early age; some as early as ten years old. Over time these young ladies are exposed to sexual activity such as oral sex, group sex, and same-sex gratification. They have allowed themselves to be misused by men, for lack of guidance, and find that blaming the men for their broken hearts is an…

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    homosexuality in society and media, reception to the notion has not always been positive. In the early 1990s more than 33 percent of gay men and lesbians had reported being victims of interpersonal violence, hate crimes, and discrimination due to their sexual orientations (Parrot, 2008). The media has taken on the challenge of combating widespread homophobia, and seeks to portray characters and lifestyles in which its audience/followers can equally identify with and feel comfortable being…

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    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 to…

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    expresses their sexual orientation and pride. The LGBT stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bi-sexual, and Transgender and it has become a movement in itself. In fact it is now classified…

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    Gender dysphoria goes all the way back to the Greeks and has been recognized throughout Europe, Asia, and America. The Gallae were people in ancient Greece, Rome, and Persia, who displayed some kind of gender or sexual variety. “ The ancient mythology was replete with stories of those we now call transgender people, which clearly indicates that transgender was something that was commonplace in those times”. The Gallae were known as the transgender people back in…

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    “Side B” represents those that identify with the LGBT Community. This community loosely represents people that identify with being lesbian, gay, bisexaul, transgender, as well as other sexual orientations. It is to be noted that most of the research done about the LGBT community is predominantly on those that identify as gay or lesbian, and that there is still a lot of research to be done on those that identify as Transgender or Bisexual in the LGBT Community. Those that identified as lesbian,…

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    Heterosexuality is the prominent sexuality that is shown on television shows. The relationship between a man and women is shown as loving, healthy, and the characters tend to be shown engaging in sexual acts. This scenario that is well known on TV shows is viewed as normal and expected. However, when it comes to homosexuality, gay men are rarely seen on TV in comparison to straight men and when they are they face stereotypes. Gay men constantly are inaccurately portrayed on TV shows as…

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    While reviewing the article “When You Are a Gay Boy in America” by Danny Zaccagnino, I learned about many of the positive aspects of the LBGTQ community, while also gaining an understanding of what it is like to live a day in that community. I was entertained throughout the majority of the article and in the end, I could not be happier that he found his angel. While the ending was enjoyable, it was heartbreaking to see some the things he went through and how scary it could be for him at times.…

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    normal” to many people in this country and around the world. Many people just dislike them and judge them without getting to know them. They just assume that because they are gay, they are to be treated differently. Of course there has been a lot of change recently about being gay, but, years ago this was not the case, and there are still a numerous amount of people who do not accept gays. I feel that years ago the structure of society was not supportive at all with the…

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