This document defines 40 important terms related to LGBTQ+ and intersexuality. Some of the key terms defined include: - Advocate - A person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy. - Drag queen - A person, usually male, who uses drag clothing and makeup to imitate and often exaggerate female gender. - Gender identity - One’s internal perception of their gender and how they label themselves, based on how much they align or don’t align with gender options. - Heteronormativity - The belief that heterosexuality between people of opposite sex is the norm or default sexual orientation.

1. GROUP 2
ENRIQUEZ, SEBASTIAN NOAH
REYES, CARL AARON
CONCEPCION, JOSHUA
LUMANCAS, KANE HARLEY
BIT 1-S MRS. VILLANUEVA

2. LGBTQ+ AND
INTERSEXUALITY

3. 40 Important terminologies
• Advocate -
• Androsexual / androphilic -
person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or
policy.
Being primarily sexually, romantically
and/or emotionally attracted to some men,
males and/or masculinity, regardless of
whether they were assigned male at birth.

4. • Asexual -
• Biological sex –
• Butch -
a term used to determined the
chromosomal, hormonal and
anatomical characteristics that
are used to classify individuals
as male and female.
without sexual feelings or
associations to others and/or has
a lack of interest on sexual
relationships.
a person who identifies
themselves as masculine, whether
it be physically, mentally or
emotionally. This term used as a
derogatory term for lesbians.

5. • Coming out –
• Cross-dresser –
• Drag king -
the process by which one accepts
and/or comes to identify one’s
own sexuality or gender identity
someone who wears clothes of
another gender/sex.
are mostly female performance
artists who dress in masculine
drag and personify male gender
stereotypes.

6. • Drag queen –
• FtM / F2M; -
MtF / M2F
• Gay -
A drag queen is a person, usually
male, who uses drag clothing
and makeup to imitate and often
exaggerate female gender.
is an acronym for “female-to-
male” that refers to trans men
who were assigned female at
birth. Conversely, MTF is "male-
to-female" and refers to trans
women assigned male at birth.
Individuals who are primarily
emotionally, physically and/or
sexually attracted to members of
the same sex and/or gender.

7. • Gender Fluid –
• Gender identity -
• Gender non-conforming -
Is a gender identity best
described as a dynamic mix of
boy and girl. A gender fluid
person sometimes feels that they
are more man some days and
more women other days.
Internal perception of an one’s
gender and how they label
themselves., based on how much
they align or don’t align with
what they understand their
options for gender to be.
A gender expression descriptor
that indicates a non-traditional
gender presentation (masculine
woman or feminine man).

8. • Gender normative
Gender straight –
• Heteronormativity -
• Hermaphrodite -
Someone whose gender
presentation, whether by
nature or by choice, aligns
with society’s gender-based
expectation.
is the belief that heterosexuality,
predicated on the gender binary, is
the norm or default sexual
orientation. It assumes that sexual
and marital relations are most fitting
between people of opposite sex.
An outdated medical term
previously used to refer to someone
who was born with some
combination of typically-male and
female sex characteristics.