The term "straight" to describe heterosexual people likely originated in the mid-20th century as a colloquial term. It suggests a direct or straightforward sexual orientation, contrasting with "gay" or "queer," which often imply a deviation from societal norms. The use of "straight" emphasizes the conventional alignment with traditional gender roles in sexual attraction. Over time, it has become widely accepted in both casual and formal contexts.
heterosexual people = people who are straight
Heterosexual
This is heterosexual or straight.
heterosexual (straight)
Yes, that's the usual term. heterosexual = straight homosexual = gay
When referring to a straight girl you mean that she is heterosexual. If she is not heterosexual she may be considered homosexual or bisexual.
Heterosexual
The proper term for someone who is attracted to the the opposite sex is "Heterosexual". The commonly used slang form of Heterosexual is "Straight".
In some English dialects, gay men were referred to as "bent," making "straight" a reasonable opposite.
Yes, David Archuleta es heterosexual (straight).
A heterosexual is a man who is attracted to a woman. A heterosexual. Or straight.
Marvin Gaye was straight.