Sexuality

Is the word “homosexuality” offensive? The dictionary website is moving away from it while embracing “Pride” and “ace.”

The term still offends many people, but research reflects that people are using it to define their sexuality – and this study lends credence to it.

The tragic death of a gay 9-year-old has people asking if it’s even possible for someone his age to be gay.

”I feel like a failure as a gay guy because I’m 28 and I haven’t had much sexual experience even though I’ve been out since I was 18.”

Ellen wanted to “help” her audience by reminding them that lesbians could be having better sex than straight women.

Many people treat asexuality, in general, the same way they do bisexuality — like it’s just a phase, or a joke, or some sort of character flaw.

“I was a bit narrow-minded in my choice of words… not understanding my choice of words could be taken as offensive.”

Though comparing handedness, sexuality, and gender identity might seem akin to comparing artichokes, jet planes, and oil paintings, by so doing we see many striking connections.

“I’ve never been in any sort of closet,” the actor declared, announcing his sexual orientation to be fluid.

According to the doctor who organized the study, “Research clearly demonstrates that when it comes to what turns them on, women are either bisexual or gay, but never straight.”