Sexual Orientation: Meaning, Types, and Key Differences
Sexual orientation describes a person’s enduring pattern of romantic, emotional, and sexual attraction and how it differs from gender identity and behavior.
Sexual orientation describes a person’s enduring pattern of romantic, emotional, and sexual attraction and how it differs from gender identity and behavior.
Heteroromantic describes someone who experiences romantic attraction primarily or exclusively toward people of another gender.
Heteronormative describes assumptions that heterosexual attraction and relationships are universal, expected, or socially preferred.