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sexualityA person's behaviors, desires, and attitudes related to sex and physical intimacy with others.
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sexualitythe feelings and activities connected with a person's sexual desires male/female sexuality He was confused about his sexuality. the psychology of human sexualityCheck pronunciation: sexuality
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sexuality1789, "action or fact of being sexual;" see sexual + -ity. Meaning "capability of sexual feelings" is from 1879. Meaning "sexual identity" is by 1980.
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sexualityA person’s gender, gender role, gender identity, sexual orientation, sexual preference, and the way they affect emotional, physical, social, and spiritual life. Sexuality is shaped by family and the social norms of the community.
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sexualitysex: the properties that distinguish organisms on the basis of their reproductive roles; "she didn't want to know the sex of the foetus" (sexual) intimate: involv [..]
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sexuality1. An ability to get pleasure from sexual activity. 2. All the aspects of sexual behaviour. 3. Psychoanalytical theory. The pleasure derived from all erogenous areas of a person's body.
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sexualityIn the Quantitative Coding System there are 5 subclasses describing sexual interactions.They are: 1 - A character has or attempts to have sexual intercourse with another character. 2 - Various types of non-intercourse activities often preceding intercourse. 3 - This subclass covers necking and "nonplatonic" kissing. 4 - A character makes [..]
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sexualityIdeas and concepts about sex. Implicit in the term is recognition that human sexual activity is primarily a learned form of behaviour shaped by cultural values.
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sexuality(n) the properties that distinguish organisms on the basis of their reproductive roles
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sexualityThe aspect of a person’s personality referring to an individual’s sexual desires, feelings, practices, behaviours and beliefs. Many medical conditions such as pain and obesity can impact on one’s sexu [..]
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sexualityPeopleâs sexual characteristics and their sexual behaviour.
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sexuality"A central aspect of being human throughout life encompasses sex, gender identities and roles, sexual orientation, eroticism, pleasure, intimacy and reproduction. Sexuality is experienced and [..]
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sexualityThe sexual functions, activities, Attitudes, and Orientations of an individual. Sexuality, male or female, becomes evident at Puberty under the influence of gonadal Steroids (Testosterone or Estradiol [..]
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sexualityThe sexual functions, activities, attitudes, and orientations of an individual. Sexuality, male or female, becomes evident at PUBERTY under the influence of gonadal steroids (TESTOSTERONE or ESTRADIOL [..]
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sexuality The components of a person that include their biological sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, sexual practices, etc.
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sexualityA person's behaviors, desires, and attitudes related to sex and physical intimacy with others.
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sexualityEverything in our daily lives that makes us sexual humans. It is made up of gender, sexual desire and feelings, and sexual contact.
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sexuality
That which is characterized or distinguished by sex.
*We employ sexuality to refer to all kinds of sexual relations, including sexual activities, eroticism, sexual identities, sexual meanings, and [..]
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sexuality Physiologic and psychologic expression of sexual behavior. The age periods of infancy,adolescence, adulthood, and the postclimacteric state each have their characteristic manifestations of sexuality. [..]
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sexualityA persons sexual preference or orientation, ex.) gay, straight, bisexual, pansexual, transsensual, and etc.
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sexualityCan mean simply sexual orientation,
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sexualityRefers to all the ways men and women express being male or female.
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sexualityEverybody has a sexuality – it describes a person’s sexual experiences and expression. It includes a person’s sexual orientation, sexual practice and behaviour. It also involves cultural and social expectations and behaviours.
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sexualityState or quality of being sexual
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