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WE CANNOT CONTROL
SEXUAL URGES
AGREE OR DISAGREE
At Birth:
MALE- penis
FEMALE- vagina
When
triggered
(Sensitive to
stimuli)
Sexual urges
Sexual Arousal
https://www.medicinensex.com
Diversity of sexual behaviors
Masturbation
Premarital Sex
Marital Sex
Extramarital Sex
Heterosexuality
Homosexuality
Bisexuality
Consequences of sexual
choice
Pregnancy
Sexually Transmitted Disease
FACTS
There is no cure for HIV, although antiretroviral treatment
can control the virus, meaning that people with HIV can live
long and healthy lives.
Traditional WOMAN
as being pleasant, cooperative, placating,
flirtatious, and attending to her appearance
and the pleasure of the male, while
retaining a respectable and ladylike
demeanor in public (LADY in the kitchen
and WHORE in the bedroom)
Media and Popular Culture
• BOYS
– strong expression of sexuality with
minimal involvement with partner
SEX enhances his reputation
• GIRLS
–to be good but potentially sexy,
waiting for the right man to come along
to unleash that potential
SEX has negative effect on her
reputation (too soon/often = SLUTS,
uninterested = DOGS)
Sexual Scripts and Discourses
• SCRIPTS as learned rules of sexual
behavior that consist of directions
for what we will do and plans of
action for how we will do it, and
with whom (Gagnon & Simon)
• GIRLS/WOMEN
- “good girls” don’t want sex
- AVOIDING SEX IS A FEMALE GOAL
How do we see men and women
who enjoy lots of sex?
• Acknowledging of
AROUSAL AND
PLEASURE for
engaging in sex for girls
Sexual Orientation – The scientifically accurate term for an individual’s enduring
physical, romantic and/or emotional attraction to members of the same and/or opposite
sex, including lesbian, gay, bisexual and heterosexual (straight) orientations.
Gender Identity – One’s internal, personal sense of being a man or a woman (or a boy
or a girl), for transgender people, their birth-assigned sex and their own internal sense of
gender identity do not match.
Intersex – Describing a person whose biological sex is ambiguous. There are many
genetic, hormonal or anatomical variations that make a person’s sex ambiguous (e.g.,
Klinefelter Syndrome). Parents and medical professionals usually assign intersex infants
a sex and perform surgical operations to conform the infant’s body to that assignment.
This practice has become increasingly controversial as intersex adults speak out against
the practice. The term intersex is not interchangeable with or a synonym for transgender.
LGBTIQQSA2SXYZ
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex,
Queer, Questioning, Straight Allies, Two Spirited,
Everyone Else
Psychosexual theory
Erogenous Zones
• Parts of the body with strong pleasure giving qualities
Fixation
- not able to fully resolve a conflict in a
particular stage
- overgratification or undergratification
Psychosexual Theory
Age Name Pleasure source Conflict
Weaning away
Mouth: sucking, biting,
0-2 Oral from mother's
swallowing
breast
Anus: defecating or
2-4 Anal Toilet training
retaining faeces
Oedipus (boys),
4-5 Phallic Genitals
Electra (girls)
Sexual urges sublimated
into sports and hobbies.
6-puberty Latency
Same-sex friends also help
avoid sexual feelings.
Physical sexual changes
reawaken repressed
puberty
onward Genital needs. Social rules
Direct sexual feelings
Psychosexual Stages
1. Oral Stage
- governed by SELF- LOVE:
undifferentiated ego