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'''Sexual orientation''' describes a person's [[sexual attractions]]. Below Attraction is used as a short form for sexual attraction. There are many forms of [attractions] someone may experience.   
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'''Sexual orientation''' describes a person's [[sexual attraction]]. Below Attraction is used as a short form for sexual attraction. There are many forms of [[attraction]] someone may experience.   
  
 
Sexual orientations include:
 
Sexual orientations include:
 
*[[Heterosexuality]] - Attraction to the opposite gender
 
*[[Heterosexuality]] - Attraction to the opposite gender
 
*[[Homosexuality]] - Attraction to the same gender
 
*[[Homosexuality]] - Attraction to the same gender
*[[Bisexuality]] - Attraction to 2 or more genders
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*[[Bisexuality]] - Attraction to two genders
 
*[[Pansexuality]] - Attraction to people regardless of sex or gender
 
*[[Pansexuality]] - Attraction to people regardless of sex or gender
 
*[[Asexuality]] - Do not experience attraction to any gender.
 
*[[Asexuality]] - Do not experience attraction to any gender.

Revision as of 13:56, 16 October 2015

Sexual orientation describes a person's sexual attraction. Below Attraction is used as a short form for sexual attraction. There are many forms of attraction someone may experience.

Sexual orientations include:

Many sexuality's above are somewhat inadequate for genderqueer individuals, since they rely on the person they describe to be a specific gender. However it is not uncommon for a genderqueer person to use some of the above. Such as asexuality or pansexuality. However for those who don't feel that the above fit them, the following orientations were developed:

Sexual orientation
Asexual · Bisexual · Demisexual · Grey-A · Heterosexual · Homosexual · Pansexual
Research
Kinsey scale · Storms' model · Asexual studies · Asexual behavior in non-human animals
Category:Orientation