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The Complexity of Sexuality

Introduction

· Brief introduction of the sexuality complexity

· Brief descriptions of challenges facing people in regards to sexuality hence triggering the need for the research

· Research question

· Thesis statement

Discussion

· Describing what complexity of sexuality is all about

· Importance of human sexuality

· Description of the different types of sexualities precisely heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, and asexual.

· The causes of complexities in sexuality and how the people are affected

· Ways that the type’s sexualities are different and how each type of sexuality is perceived and treated by the society. For instance, according to ----------- heterosexuals are perceived and treated as the only people with a normal sexual life. This makes people from other sexualities to be treated and perceived indifferently.

· Best ways to handle people from each sexuality

Images

Cute portrait of romantic heterosexual couple. Young man and woman in love looking at each other. Scene of tenderness and passion in relationship. Flat vector cartoon illustrationHeterosexuals

Why would people 'choose' to be gay? | Science | The Guardian

Homosexuals

What it's like to be a bisexual woman in a heterosexual relationship | Xtra  MagazineBisexuals

Confessions of an Asexual - PairedLife - RelationshipsAsexual

Conclusion

· Wrapping up the research with brief information from each section in a manner that supports the thesis statement.

References

Bancroft, J. (2008). Human sexuality and its problems. Elsevier Health Sciences.

Butland, K. A. (2015). The complexities of female sexuality: Narratives of women who have experienced both heterosexual and same-sex marriages.

Jackson, S. (2006). Interchanges: Gender, sexuality and heterosexuality: The complexity (and limits) of heteronormativity. Feminist theory, 7(1), 105-121.

Mayer, L. S., & McHugh, P. R. (2016). Sexuality and gender: Findings from the biological, psychological, and social sciences. The New Atlantis, 10-143.

Shively, M. G., & De Cecco, J. P. (1977). Components of sexual identity. Journal of homosexuality, 3(1), 41-48.