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| sexually stimulating one's own body |
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| a woman's first menstrual period. |
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| those born with genetalia that do not clearly identify them as unambiguously male or female |
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| culturally and socially constructed differences between the meanings, beliefs, and practices associated with feminimity and masculinity. |
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| when a person feels as comfortable, if not more so, in expressing gendered traits that are associated with the other sex. |
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| an individual who undergoes sex reassignment surgery and horemone treatments |
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| the sexual and romantic pattern of partners of choice |
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| having attraction and preference for developing romantic and sexual relationships with the opposite sex |
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| having an attraction and preference for relationships with members of one's own sex |
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| an orientation in which a person is attracted to both males and females. |
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| having very strong feelings towards homosexuality |
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| the norms or rules regarding sexual behavior. |
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| the idea that men have been allowed far more permissiveness in sexual behavior than women. |
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| field composed of a multidisciplinary group of clinicians, researchers, and educators who study sexuality |
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| the oral stimulation of the genetils |
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| oral stimulation of the woman's genitals by her partner |
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| the oral stimulation of a man's genitals by his partner |
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| sexual interactions without commitment or even affection for one another |
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| sex, while married, with someone other than your spouse. |
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