What are the different sexualitys?

Answer 1

There are lots of positions. See "Kama Sutra" by searching on the internet for this term. It is an ancient Hindu book with illustrations on how couples unite with their bodies in a relationship.

Answer 2

there are alot of different kinds and branches:

polyamory

heterosexual

homosexual

bisexual

pansexual

omnisexual

asexual

autosexual

transsexual

cisgender

hermaprodite

these are just a few, u can look up the definitions to help you better understand them, i hope this helps

Answer 3

There are many sexualities. Not all are offical, but here are some.

List of Sexualities!

· Homosexuality-being attracted to the same sex.

· Heterosexuality-being attracted to the opposite sex.

· Bisexuality-being attracted to both sexes.

· Pansexuality-has no preference; gender is not important (also known as polisexuality and omnisexuality.)

· Objectumsexuality-being attracted to inanimate objects.

· Zoosexuality-being attracted to animals.

· Glamsexuality-being attracted to people with a high level of glamour.

· Trisexuality-being attracted to the opposite sex, same sex and animals.

· Pomosexuality-just has attraction, is not labeled as a sexuality.

· Sapiosexuality-being attracted to people with a high level of intelligence.

· Asexuality-being attracted to nothing; no-one.

· Autosexuality-being attracted to oneself.

· Bicuriosity-being straight, but likes the same sex on the side.

· Pedosexuality-being attracted to prepubescent children.

· Androsexuality-being attracted to older people.

· Gynesexuality-being attracted to older women.

· Sociosexuality-to only be attracted without love involved.

· Sadosexuality-being attracted to only painful sexual activities.

· Ehsexuality-being only attracted to Canadians.

· Buysexuality-being attracted to shopping as a sexuality.

· Transsexuality-feeling in the wrong gender so therefore likes the same gender.

· Genderqueer-feels as if they are man and woman, or a third sex.

Answer 4

By scientific classification there are 3 types of sex; Male, Female, and unisex (meaning, both or all required reproductive organs; working organs - some earthworms and frogs fall under this definition). This definition requires that any or all sexual organs be fully functional, capable of reproduction.

By standards of society there is 2 types of sexes, that is not defined by the sexual reproductive organs; but instead by the persons preference to the selection of the other partner(s) involved. Please note that this does not discuss, nor is it intended to discuss the nature of this preference.

Answer 5

Gay, Straight, Biesequal, Assexual, Transexual And Strivonaty Sexual