1. What is the difference between gender and sex?

Sex is your assigned biological or physiological characteristics at

birth, such as having reproductive organs for female, male or
intersex. Gender refers to how you identify yourself based on
socially constructed characteristics or behavior of men and
women. Gender may or may not be aligned to a person's sex.
Others can identify themselves as no gender at all.

2. What are the types of gender identity?

The types of gender identity are Transgender (Trans) - gender is
not aligned with their assigned a sex. Agender - not having a
gender or “lack of gender” and Non-Binary - people do not identify
as a boy or girl. They can be both or neither.

3. What are the types of STDs?

The types of Sexual Transmitted Diseases/ Sexual Transmitted
Infections are HIV/AIDs, Chlamydia, Syphilis, Human
Papillomavirus (HPV), Gonorrhea, Public lice and Trichomoniasis

4. What is the difference between pansexual and asexual?

Pansexuals are romantically or sexually attracted to any sex and
gender identity while Asexuals are not attracted to any sex or
gender identity. However, Asexuals can be attracted to someone
but not in a sexual way because asexuals don’t like the idea of
sex.