Pegging is a sexual act where the female partner is penetrative to the man. Depending on your belief of the role of the male and female body during sex, you can attach the term masculine or feminine…

In this conversation between Julie and Doug Robinson, they unpack some of the quirks and challenges of defining and articulating more complicated "sexual orientations." Both of them feel like usual la...

Society should embrace various sources of sexual self-definition.

The abolition of hegemonic gender roles must involve the elimination of “compulsory sex-marking,” or the coercive social practice of signaling sexual identity through conventional means like clothes, ...

Learn what bisexuality really means, debunk common myths, and explore identity, attraction, and pride in this inclusive guide.

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When it comes to sexual orientation, at least for myself, it has been an evolution of sorts. For many years I considered myself a heterosexual, from birth until I was about 28. That is when I finall...

What we do. What we feel. And what we call sex.

Gay and lesbian adults who have developed a stronger, more settled sense of their sexual identity tend to report lower levels of depression and anxiety.

In recent decades, there has been a growing acknowledgment of the colorful spectrum of human sexuality. People are increasingly defining their sexual identities in ways that transcend traditional labels. One such identity is demisexuality, which redefines how we think about attraction and emotional connections. What Is Demisexuality? The term "demisexual" derives from the French prefix "demi," meaning "half." Demisexuality highlights the idea that there are two forms of sexual attraction: primary and secondary.

Understanding the Sexuality Spectrum: Embracing Fluidity and Diversity in Sexual Identity In today’s world, the concept of sexuality is becoming increasingly understood as more complex and multifaceted than ever before. The sexuality spectrum is a progressive framework that challenges traditional labels and explores the wide range of human sexual identities, desires, and experiences. Rather than being confined to rigid categories like homosexual or heterosexual, the sexuality spectrum embraces the idea that sexual identities and expressions can vary greatly, and they are fluid over time.