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Are lesbian relationships as similar to heterosexual relationships as they are portrayed?
MizMoosic900
Not sure how this works but a better answer was needed. Love is love - a relationship is a relationship... no two are the same whether they are between member of the same or opposite sexes.
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Host's
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What is a homosaxol?
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Discuss the issue faced by individuals with same sex orientation?
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How are nipple clamps often portrayed in the media?
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What is The difference between hetero and homo?
"Hetero" refers to different or diverse, while "homo" refers to the same or similar. These terms are commonly used in the context of sexual orientation to describe relationships between individuals of different genders (heterosexual) or the same gender (homosexual).
Feudalism in western Europe was similar to feudalism in japan that?
A. Power was based on class relationships
Feudalism in western Europe was similar to feudalism in japan in that?
A. Power was based on class relationships
