Uts

• BISEXUAL


  Sexual orientation where a person is attracted to both males and females
• PANSEXUAL


  Sexual orientation where a person is attracted to people regardless of their sex or gender identity
• ASEXUAL


  Sexual orientation where a person has no sexual attraction to others
• MYTH: ASEXUALS ARE COLD, LOVELESS
• ASEXUALS HAVE THE CAPACITY TO FORM HEALTHY AND LOVING RELATIONSHIPS, BASED UPON ROMANTIC ORIENTATION
• ASEXUALS DO NOT HATE SEX
• ROMANTIC ORIENTATION


  What determines the kind of person you're attracted to emotionally or romantically rather than sexually
• Romantic orientations


  • Heteroromantic
  • Homoromantic
  • Biromantic
  • Panromantic
• AROMANTIC


  Having no interest in forming romantic relationships with anyone of any gender
• AROMANTIC PEOPLE ARE ABLE TO LOVE ANYONE AT ALL, THEIR INTEREST LIES IN LOVE THAT IS MORE FAMILIAL THAN ROMANTIC
• BUTCH


  Lesbians with more masculine traits
• FEMME


  Lesbians who conform to traditional standards of femininity and may not be "read" as lesbians unless with a butch partner
• JOCK


  A very active gay man who is involved in sports and likes to take care of his (fit) body
• CIRCUIT QUEEN


  A muscular man who is tanned and waxed, wearing a tank top, short shorts, and high tops
• HIPSTER


  A gay man who loves art and the indie lifestyle, typically skinny and adhering to their own style
• SHOW QUEEN


  A gay man of any age and body type who is obsessed with musicals and drag, and always loves to put on a good show
• Sexual Orientation


  Refers to a person's identity anchored on what gender they are attracted to
• Sexual orientations


  • Heterosexual
  • Homosexual
  • Bisexual
  • Pansexual; Omnisexual
  • Asexual
• Intrauterine Device (IUD)


  A tiny device made of flexible plastic that is inserted in the uterus to prevent pregnancy
• Birth Control Injectibles


  Methods of contraception
• Oral Contraceptive Pills


  Methods of contraception taken everyday
• Contraception


  The deliberate use of artificial methods or other techniques to prevent pregnancy as consequence of sexual intercourse
• Types of contraception


  • Natural
  • Artificial
• Reproductive Health Law or RH LAW


  Also known as RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD and REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH Act of 2012, aims to keep couples informed about available family planning methods and promote awareness of sexuality and reproductive health
• CONDOMS


  Methods of contraception to prevent STIs/STDs
• GENITAL WARTS


  Caused by the Human Papillomavirus, women with this HPV are prone to cervical cancer
• SYPHILIS


  Infects the genital area and other parts of the body including the brain, can cause paralysis or death if left untreated
• CHLAMYDIA


  In men can cause swollen testicles and burning during urination, in women can result in sterility by damaging reproductive organs
• GENITAL HERPES


  Causes itching, tingling, abscesses and blisters in genital area, there is no cure
• HIV/AIDS


  Infections caused by direct contact with body fluids such as through blood transfusion, breast feeding, and sexual intercourse
• GONORRHEA


  Caused by gonococcal bacteria which attack the lining of the mucous membrane such as mouth, throat, vagina and urethra
• Nonlove


  None of the components of love is present
• Liking


  Intimacy is present, but passion and commitment are not
• Infatuation


  Passion is present, but intimacy and commitment are not
• Empty love


  Commitment is present, but intimacy and passion are not
• Romantic Love


  Intimacy and passion are present, commitment is not
• Companionate Love


  Intimacy and commitment are present, passion is not
• Fatuous Love


  Passion and commitment are present, intimacy is not
• Consummate Love


  All components of love are present
• Attachment


  Also known as AFFECTIONATE or COMPANIONATE, a strong affectional tie that binds a person to an intimate companion