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Sexual orientation

Sexual orientation refers to individual's propensity for romantic and erotic attachments.

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Sexual pain disorder

Sexual pain disorder refers to recurring genital pain in either males or females before, during, or after sexual intercourse. Sexual pain disorder is also known as Dyspareunia.

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Sexual preference

Sexual preference (or sexual orientation) refers to a person's preference for the same or opposite sex partners, eg, homosexual, heterosexual, bisexual.

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Sexual response

Sexual response refer to the series of physiological and psychological changes that occur in the body during sexual behavior.

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Sexual response cycle

The Sexual response cycle refers to the four-stage model of sexual arousal proposed by William Masters and Virginia Johnson. William Masters and Virginia Johnson, prominent sex researchers and

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Sexual sadism

Sexual sadism refers to paraphilia in which sexual gratification or sexual Arousal is obtained through or associated with inflicting pain or harm and humiliation on one's partner.

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Sexual sadist

Sexual sadist refers to a person who derives sexual satisfaction from inflicting pain, suffering, or humiliation on another person.

Sexual script

Sexual script refers to an unspoken mental plan that defines a "plot", dialogue, and actions expected to take place in a s

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