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| The directionality of one's sexual interests-- toward members of the same sex, the other sex, or both |
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| attraction to the opposite sex |
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Attraction towards the same sex |
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| Males with a homosexual orientation |
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| Females with a homosexual orientation |
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Attraction to both males and females |
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| Of an erotic nature and involving members of the other sex |
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| Of an erotic nature and involving members of one's own sex |
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| Negative attitudes and feelings towards bisexual people, including intolerance, hatred, and fear |
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| A lesbian who assumes a traditional masculine gender role |
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| A lesbian who assumes a traditional feminine gender role |
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Twins who develop from the same fertilized ovum; identical twins |
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| Twins who develop from different fertilized ova; fraternal twins |
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| The effects of sex hormones that influence the level of the sex drive but not sexual orientation |
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| In psychoanalytic theory, a man's fear that his genitals will be removed; an element of the Oedipus complex, implicated in the directionality of erotic interests |
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| A cluster of negative attitudes and feelings towards gay people, including intolerance, hatred, and fear; from Greek roots meaning "fear" [of members of the] "same" [sex] |
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| Violence against homosexuals |
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