Love & Relationships
Poslato: 10 Jun 2007, 09:57
Stranica 1 od 1
Poslato: 10 Jun 2007, 10:05
Ok otvorio link i sta treba da se vidi, ne kontam?
Poslato: 10 Jun 2007, 10:25
Ja kliknula i malo pogledala, za sad mi se ovo ucinilo zanimljivim...
What is sexual identity?
There are three aspects to sexuality: identity, desire and behaviour.
Your identity might be heterosexual, but your desires and or behaviours might reveal otherwise.
What is heterosexual? - only being attracted to people of the opposite sex, having no sexual thoughts, feelings towards your own sex, not even being curious about what it might be like to have sex with someone of the same sex.
What is gay/lesbian - a sexual attraction to one's own sex.
What is bisexual? an attraction to both sexes (not necessarily at the same time or equally or even acted upon)
Step 2Identify your own sexuality
This step could also be called coming out to yourself. Questioning your sexuality probably indicates you're not 100% heterosexual as most straight people have little reason to question things and few people are exclusively heterosexual in thought and deed throughout their lifetime.
What are your sexual fantasies about - mostly men? mostly women? mixture of men/women? What about sexual dreams? What happens with you mind when you're asleep and therefore blocking out any conscious negative thoughts can be an important indicator
Fancying the same sex is perfectly normal
Being curious about what it might be like to have sex with someone of same sex is bothnormal and quite common
(If you're a mostly attracted to the opposite sex, but wonder what it might be like to have sex with your own gender, then this is known as ‘bi-curious') Whilst many gay men and lesbians have known from a very early age that they were attracted to the same sex, some people realise this fact much later in life. This might be due to having suppressed their same sex attractions or perhaps never had a particular reason to question them.
If you've been sexually abused either as a child or a teenager, then it's not uncommon to be confused about your sexuality.and this may be better explored with a trained counsellor.
About 5-7% of men and women are exclusively attracted to their own sex, many more people are bisexual or have desires they don't act upon.
What is sexual identity?
There are three aspects to sexuality: identity, desire and behaviour.
Your identity might be heterosexual, but your desires and or behaviours might reveal otherwise.
What is heterosexual? - only being attracted to people of the opposite sex, having no sexual thoughts, feelings towards your own sex, not even being curious about what it might be like to have sex with someone of the same sex.
What is gay/lesbian - a sexual attraction to one's own sex.
What is bisexual? an attraction to both sexes (not necessarily at the same time or equally or even acted upon)
Step 2Identify your own sexuality
This step could also be called coming out to yourself. Questioning your sexuality probably indicates you're not 100% heterosexual as most straight people have little reason to question things and few people are exclusively heterosexual in thought and deed throughout their lifetime.
What are your sexual fantasies about - mostly men? mostly women? mixture of men/women? What about sexual dreams? What happens with you mind when you're asleep and therefore blocking out any conscious negative thoughts can be an important indicator
Fancying the same sex is perfectly normal
Being curious about what it might be like to have sex with someone of same sex is bothnormal and quite common
(If you're a mostly attracted to the opposite sex, but wonder what it might be like to have sex with your own gender, then this is known as ‘bi-curious') Whilst many gay men and lesbians have known from a very early age that they were attracted to the same sex, some people realise this fact much later in life. This might be due to having suppressed their same sex attractions or perhaps never had a particular reason to question them.
If you've been sexually abused either as a child or a teenager, then it's not uncommon to be confused about your sexuality.and this may be better explored with a trained counsellor.
About 5-7% of men and women are exclusively attracted to their own sex, many more people are bisexual or have desires they don't act upon.
Poslato: 10 Jun 2007, 11:30
Imaš i video sa tim textom.Jesi pogledala?
Originally posted by SixtoTo je info-video vodič pa možeš da klikneš na pitanje dole-desno gde je onaj lik na slici i krenuće ti video sa odgovorima.Edukativno i podržavajuće,super je.Osim toga,imaš razne stvari iz života i potrebno je odabrati ono što te zanima(gore levo)i otvoriće se mnoštvo pitanja sa ponudjenim odgovorima stručnjaka..
Ok otvorio link i sta treba da se vidi, ne kontam?
Poslato: 10 Jun 2007, 12:15
ok
Poslato: 10 Jun 2007, 13:36
Dina, thanx for transcript 
Poslato: 10 Jun 2007, 13:41
Tale,
na ovom kompu mi nesto ne rade zvucnici tako da je dobro da ima i tekstualni deo
Prestone,
nema na cemu
na ovom kompu mi nesto ne rade zvucnici tako da je dobro da ima i tekstualni deo
Prestone,
nema na cemu
Poslato: 10 Jun 2007, 23:41
Reinstaliraj zvučnu ili vidi u podešavanjima a ako nije do toga,imaš zvučnike za 300-500 kinti za prvo vreme...
Poslato: 11 Jun 2007, 00:45
Ne deluje mi interesanto...
Mislim cemu vodic?!
Even got it or you don't... either stand or you fall...
Mislim cemu vodic?!
Even got it or you don't... either stand or you fall...
Poslato: 11 Jun 2007, 12:49
Originally posted by Dirrty18gA čemu ne? Šta znamo o sexualnosti van oficijalnog?
Ne deluje mi interesanto...
Mislim cemu vodic?!
Priča li se u udarnim terminima na državnoj televiziji otvoreno o homo-bisexualizmu?Ima li edukacije i smanjivanja homofobije uz to?Zar mnogi ljudi nisu zbunjeni onim što se u njima dešava?
Vodič,da.
