is there any difference between straight and heterosexual?
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Heterosexual means you're sexually attracted to the opposite sex only. Heteroromantic means you're romantically attracted to the opposite sex only. Generally, “straight” means you're attracted to the opposite sex, whether it's in a sexual or romantic way.
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Queer is a word that describes sexual and gender identities other than straight and cisgender. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people may all identify with the word queer.
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Assuming a lack of testosterone or female hormones makes the person a female, balls ignored for ease, a trap is only 2.19% homosexual. it doesn't matter man, conserve your energy.
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Sexuality – A person's exploration of sexual acts, sexual orientation, sexual pleasure, and desire. Stem – A person whose gender expression falls somewhere between a stud and a femme. (See also 'Femme' and 'Stud'.) ... (See also 'Butch' and 'Femme'). Straight – Another term for heterosexual.
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As adjectives the difference between downright and upright is that downright is directed vertically; coming straight down while upright is vertical; erect.
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Yaoi are manga where the emotional or sexual relationship between two or more male characters accounts for most of the plot. Yuri is between females. Both can include graphic or explicit sex, but don't have to.
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omnisexual (similar to pansexual, but actively attracted to all genders, rather than gender-blind) gynosexual (someone who's sexually attracted to women—this doesn't specify the subject's own gender, as both “lesbian” and “heterosexual” do) ... asexual (someone who doesn't experience sexual attraction)
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Non-binary means that you don't fit the binary. The binary being male and female. This could include people who are both genders, neither, or their gender slides around. Bisexual refers to a person who is attracted to both male and females.
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Cisgender is a word used to describe gender identity. Straight, on the other hand, is used to describe sexual orientation. Being cisgender isn't the same thing as being straight, but they can overlap: People can be both cisgender and straight.
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Someone who is asexual doesn't experience sexual attraction and/or doesn't desire sexual contact. Asexuals may also use shorthand like “Ace” to describe their sexual orientation. An asexual person can be straight, gay, bisexual or queer because sexual attraction is only one kind of attraction.
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Dreaming about kissing or even having sex with somebody of the same gender as you could mean a number of things. It could mean your curious about your sexuality. Sometimes people who are completely heterosexual fantasize about having relations with people of the same gender, and it doesn't always mean anything!
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The average age difference (for a heterosexual couple) is 2.3 years, with the man older than the woman. In 64 percent of heterosexual couples, the man is older. In 23 percent, the woman is older, and in the remaining 13 percent, the partners are less than 12 months apart in age.
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LGBTQ: The first four letters of this standard abbreviation are fairly straightforward: “Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender.” The Q can stand for “questioning” -- as in still exploring one's sexuality -- or “queer,” or sometimes both.
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That just means you have your ears pierced on both sides. Sexuality and appearance are two entirely different things. No, it just means you are wearing earrings on both sides of your ears. Being sexually attracted to both males and females means you are bi.
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Cisgender relates specifically to gender rather than sexuality. A person can be cisgender (often abbreviated to just cis) and have any sort of sexuality. For example, two men may both be cisgender but one straight and one gay.
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As adjectives the difference between straight and upright is that straight is not crooked or bent; having a constant direction throughout its length while upright is vertical; erect.
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Sexual orientation is a term used to describe your pattern of emotional, romantic or sexual attraction. Sexual orientation may include attraction to the same gender (homosexuality), a gender different than your own (heterosexuality), both men and women (bisexuality), all genders (pansexual), or neither (asexuality).