Transgender people can be any sexuality that cisgender people are.
Social institutions such as religion, education, and media can shape societal norms and expectations around gender roles and sexuality. These institutions may promote certain attitudes and behavior around gender and sexuality, influencing how individuals express themselves and navigate their identities. For example, religious institutions may promote traditional views on gender and sexuality, while educational institutions may provide platforms for discussing and challenging these norms.
A Pansexual
Gender/Sexuality confusion and infidelity
Gay people inspire others to be more open, not just in their sexuality, but also in their behavior.
Human Sexuality can be defined/determined by different things: Sex in biology, gender identity, sexual orientation, animal sexual behavior, and plant sexuality. Sex is generally the ACT of sex.
Culture, sex and gender, physical factors, technology, and our sense of self are the five perceptual influences.
Factors affecting human sexuality include biological influences (such as hormones and genetics), psychological factors (such as individual experiences and attitudes), social influences (such as cultural norms and societal expectations), and personal factors (such as values and beliefs). These factors can interact in complex ways to shape an individual's sexual orientation, behaviors, and attitudes towards sexuality.
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Sexuality is based on one factor: which gender you find attractive. If you are 13 years old, it is likely that you have started masturbating. The easiest way to tell your sexuality is to ask yourself what you think about while masturbating. If you predominately think about people who are the same gender as you, then you are homosexual. If you predominately, think about people who are the opposite gender, then you are heterosexual. If you enjoy thinking about people of either gender, then you are bisexual.
M. Y. Tuguta has written: 'Human sexuality and gender issues'