Sexual Orientation refers to romantic inclinations with other individuals of the opposite or same sex. The term
sexual preference was used in the late 20th century by gay rights advocates promoting the view that each
person should have the right to seek out the partner they prefer, whether of the opposite sex or the same sex.
sexual preference was used in the late 20th century by gay rights advocates promoting the view that each
person should have the right to seek out the partner they prefer, whether of the opposite sex or the same sex.
Predominant Cultures:
- Straight - the focus is primarily a person of the opposite
sex - Gay - male preferring male
- Lesbian - female preferring female
- Bisexual - gender of partner does not matter
- Asexual - the absence of romantic or sexual inclination.
The term sexual orientation is now preferred by most gay rights advocates for its emphasis on fixed
sexual identity, as well as countering the charge by some that their sexuality is a choice, although both
terms still see use.
sexual identity, as well as countering the charge by some that their sexuality is a choice, although both
terms still see use.
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