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| psychological aspects of being male of female |
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| individual’s sense of being male of female |
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| person’s sexual attraction and affection for members of either the opposite or the same sex. |
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| the physical aspects of being male of female |
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| aggressive, logical decisive, unemotional, insensitive, non-nurturing, impatient, mechanically talented |
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| illogical, changeable, emotional, sensitive, naturally nurturing, patient, all thumbs when it comes to understanding machine. |
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| object of part of body becomes the focus of sexual interest and arousal, such as shoes, feet, or underwear |
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| exposure of normally clothed parts to unsuspecting viewers (flasher) |
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| act of becoming sexually aroused by rubbing up against an unwilling person, usually in crowded public areas. |
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| act of obtaining sexual arousal by watching other people engaging in sexual behavior or undress, (peeping) |
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| fetishism in which sexual arousal comes from touching or intercourse with a corpse |
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| fetishism in which sexual arousal comes from wearing clothes of opposite sex. |
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| Which of the most common STD’s are treatable/curable |
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| Chlamydia, syphilis, gonorrhea |
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| Which of the most common STD’s are NOT treatable/curable |
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| genital herpes, genital warts, AIDS |
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| What or who is the most rapidly growing population of newly diagnosed cases of HIV+? |
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