7 Sexual Orientation Relationship Configuration

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HLTH 251

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three parts of sexual trichotomy: Identity, attraction and behaviour — what is the difference?

Identity = my label; attraction = who I am drawn to; behaviour = what I do.

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A bisexual person dates only men. Are they necessarily straight or gay?

No. A current partner does not determine identity.

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What does asexual mean?

Little or no sexual attraction.

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Sexual orientation vs gender identity?

Orientation: who I am attracted to. Gender identity: my sense of my gender.

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How do you read the Kinsey scale?

0 = only different-gender attraction; 3 = roughly equal; 6 = only same-gender attraction.

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How do you read the two-dimensional model?

Same-gender / different-gender attraction: high/high=bisexual;low/low=asexual;high/low=gay/lesbian;low/high=heterosexual

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What is Sexual Configurations Theory, or SCT?

A model that maps several parts of sexuality.

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What three things does SCT examine for each parameter?

Strength, specificity, cultural fit or challenge.

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Eroticism vs nurturance?

Eroticism = sexual arousal and pleasure. Nurturance = warmth, love and closeness.

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What can “queer” mean?

Queer has multiple meanings, depending on context.

An identity, umbrella term, disruption, political position or theory; also a slur. 可指身份、统称、打破规范、政治立场或理论,也可能被用作侮辱语。

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What does Two-Spirit mean?

A term in some Indigenous communities involving sexuality, gender, culture and/or spirituality.

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Does every LGBTQ+ person use “queer”?

No. Respect the person’s chosen words.

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What is heteronormativity?

Treating heterosexuality as normal, default or expected.把异性恋当作正常、默认或人人应该遵循的模式。

Heteronormativity:Everyone is assumed to be straight.

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What is compulsory heterosexuality, or CompHet?

Social pressure to be heterosexual or pursue heterosexual relationships.

Comphet:People feel pressured to be straight.

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Heteronormativity vs CompHet?

Heteronormativity: the default rule. CompHet: pressure to follow it.

前者=异性恋是默认规则;后者=遵循这种规则的压力。

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What are the three levels of oppression?

Interpersonal: bullying. Social/cultural: stereotypes. Structural: discriminatory policies.

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What is pathologizing?

(病理化)Treating sexual diversity as illness or deviance.

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Criminalizing vs institutional exclusion?

Criminalizing: punishment through law.

Exclusion: barriers through institutions.(制度性排除)being left out or denied access.

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Do queer identities cause mental illness? What is harmful about conversion “therapy”?

Queer identity is not an illness. Discrimination can harm wellbeing. Conversion “therapy” does not change orientation and is harmful.

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Why is HIV/AIDS also a political crisis(政治危机)?

Stigma, power and policy affect access to care.

污名、权力与政策会影响获得照护和治疗的机会。

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How did queer communities respond to HIV/AIDS?

Through education, protest, mutual aid, advocacy and care.

通过教育、抗议、互助、倡议与照护。

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Monogamy vs consensual non-monogamy?

Monogamy: one exclusive partner. CNM: multiple romantic and/or sexual partners, with everyone aware and consenting.

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What are swinging, open relationships and polyamory?

Swinging: couples engage sexually with others together.

Open: additional sexual relationships.

Polyamory: multiple loving relationships.

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What is relationship anarchy(无政府主义)?

Relationships without assumed traditional rules or hierarchies.

例如,社会通常觉得:
“恋人一定比朋友重要”“恋爱后就应该结婚”。

Relationship anarchy 会认为:不一定。 我可以很重视朋友,也可以和伴侣讨论适合我们的承诺,不必照着传统路线走。

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CNM (consensual non-monogamy) vs cheating? Does consensual always mean ethical?

CNM: agreed arrangement. Cheating: broken agreements. Consent does not make every action ethical. CNM=同意的安排;出轨=违反约定。

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Kink vs fetish?

Kink: a broader unconventional interest, not always sexual. Fetish: sexual arousal linked to an object or body part; necessary for some people.

Kink 范围更广,不一定与性有关;fetish 涉及特定物品或身体部位,对部分人是唤起的必要条件。

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Is kink automatically a disorder?

No. Consider consent, harm and significant distress.

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What does BDSM stand for?

Bondage / Discipline; Dominance / Submission; Sadism / Masochism.

束缚/纪律;支配/臣服;施虐/受虐。

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Top/bottom vs Dom/sub? What is a switch?

Top/bottom: doing/receiving. Dom/sub: controlling/being controlled. Switch: either role.

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What are negotiation, scene and aftercare?

Negotiation: discuss limits and safety. Scene: one BDSM encounter. Aftercare: support afterward. 协商=讨论界限和安全;scene=一次互动;aftercare=互动后的支持与照顾。