Redefining Sexuality
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This document discusses sexuality and its influences on teenagers. It defines sexuality as involving more than just sex, and encompassing aspects of masculinity and femininity. Sex is defined as a person's capacity for sexual feelings and attraction to a particular sex. The document outlines some negative effects of pornography, premarital sex, and vulgar conversation/lewd acts on teenagers, including feelings of guilt, weakened self-esteem, unwanted pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, emotional issues, and negative impacts on work and relationships.
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- 1. P R E P A R E D B Y : J M R A M O S REDEFINING SEXUALITY
- 2. Introduction As a teenager, you are exposed to a lot of influences in your life Pornography Premarital sex Vulgar conversation Lewd acts
- 3. What is SEXUALITY? It does not only means sex (aspects of Human Sexuality) Makes a man, a man (masculinity) and a woman (femininity), a woman Involves his/her personality
- 4. What is SEX? Refers to a person’s capacity for sexual feeling and their emotional and sexual attraction to a particular sex (male or female)
- 5. Negative effects of… PORNOGRAPY Guilt feeling of losing respect for the body Weakens self- esteem May lead to rape
- 6. Negative effects of… PREMARITAL SEX Unwanted pregnancy May have sexually transmitted disease (STD) or worse AIDS Emotional feeling or guilt Promiscuity Future marital break- up
- 7. Negative effects of… VULGAR CONVERSATION AND LEWD ACTS Hate speech Verbal abuse Sexual harassment Creates a feeling of negativity and disruption Unprofessionalism Profane words degrade self- esteem and demean others
- 8. ANSWER ACTIVITY 1 PP. 193