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    Suicide Among LGBT Youths

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    to many factors that derive directly and indirectly from their sexual identities. Likewise, some scholars predict that there is a high suicide risk among LGBT youths. It is important to specify this group of LGBT youths because their non-binary sexual identity may lead to other at-risk behaviors and suicidal tendencies that may not occur in the lifestyle of non-LGBT youths. To understand the relationships between the sexual orientation to the suicide risks among youths, three studies present…

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    children raised in a homosexual relationship. “When compared with outcomes for children raised by an "intact biological family" (with a married, biological mother and father), the children of homosexuals did worse (or, in the case of their own sexual orientation, were more likely to deviate from the societal norm) on 77 out of 80 outcome measures”…

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    symbol 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…

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    these girls go unnoticed because “they don’t possess conventional good looks and they don’t put out (2)”. The readers can believe that he is making the assumption that society expects all women to have stunning good looks and display themselves in a sexual manner in order to be considered desirable. He appeals to all of the girls who have never felt worthy and who have never experienced “that one magical time that can never be taken away (2)”. The appeal to pathos is compelling because he…

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    This week on the concepts of culture had me reflecting on my own beliefs produced a series of thoughts around how I view the “human experience”. Culture is defined as an “expression of five basic components of human experience that include human nature, human activity, relations with the physical (natural) world, relationship with the self, and relationship with others”. The Human Experience questionnaire really raised my cultural awareness about my values and beliefs. According to it, I align…

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    Gays and lesbians would not make the military worse, because they are just no different from the straight soldiers. In the United States there are a plethora of single parent households that support their children without a significant other in their life. Marriage is about having an intimate bond between two people not about having children. Same-sex marriage is a couples right and needs to be accepted. Gay and lesbian couples are more likely to stay together because they have fought for their…

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    Intersex Stereotypes

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    the faking of a menstrual cycle every month to show her mother that she is indeed a maturing daughter, pretending to be a heterosexual female, and her sexual relations with a boy named Jerome even though she desired a sexual appetite for his sister who is known as “the Obscure Object.” When Jerome finds Calliope and his sister participating in sexual conduct he begins to taunt them by calling them “carpet munchers.” Calliope who is enraged at the sight of Jerome provoking his sister decides to…

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    Have you ever wanted to have children? Marriage? Adoption? Maybe even foster a child? In the recent news, same-sex marriage has become legal. This allows men to marry men and women to marry women. This is a huge stride for many people within the community but despite what some people may believe, this doesn’t solve all of the problems. In the United States, some states allow the people who preform marriage services, like government employees or court officiates, can refuse to do ceremonies…

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    The movie Bullied, is based on a true story about a boy named Jamie, who was subjected every day in middle school and high school to harassment and abuse because he was gay. Every year he prayed things would change, but they never did. He tried to seek help from his teachers and principals, but no one ever seemed to care enough to take action. As a result, their failure to protect him only encouraged this behavior, making his situation worse. He tried everything he could to escape, but he always…

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    Well, my essay is about marriage between people of the same gender, i chose this topic because it made me very interested, since nowadays it is very common but society does not consider it a good thing. To start off, should of know that is the marriage between people of the same sex, also is known as marriage homosexual, marriage equal or marriage gay, recognizes legal or socially a marriage formed by Contracting Parties of the same sex biological or legally recognized. At present, many…

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