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UNPACKING THE
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SEXUAL SELF
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S exual Self
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refers to individual’s understanding and experiences their sexual identity
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desires
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preferences
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and relationships with others
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Secondary Sex Characteristics
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• physical traits that develop during puberty
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distinguishing males and females
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Male
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Female
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• increased larynx size
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and deeper voice
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• increased muscle
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mass
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• increased growth of
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body hair
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• widening of hips;
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enlargement of
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breasts
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• onset of
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menstruation
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• increased growth of
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body hair
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Human Sexual Response Cycle
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• describes the changes that happen in the body
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as men and women become sexually aroused
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Excitement
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• The body prepares for the sexual
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activity.
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Plateau
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• It intensifies the responses from
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the excitement phase.
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FINISH
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Orgasm
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• It is known as the 'climax' of the
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cycle.
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Resolution
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• The body gradually returns to its
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normal functioning. Fatigue may
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begin to be felt.
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Helen Fisher (1945 - 2024)
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• was an American anthropologist
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who identified three stages of love:
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lust
attraction
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Human Reproductive System
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• a collection of organs and structures in both
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males and females that work together for
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reproduction
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• It generates sperm in males
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and eggs in females for
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reproduction.
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Male Reproductive System
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• Oestrogen and
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testosterone are essential
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for developing secondary
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sex characteristics.
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• It helps understand their
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own bodies and sexual
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health.
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Female Reproductive System
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• It raises awareness of
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sexual health issues.
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Erogenous Zones
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sensitive areas of the body that produce
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pleasurable feelings when touched or
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stimulated
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• lips and mouth
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• neck and ears
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• breasts and nipples
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• inner thighs
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Chemistry of Lust
Love
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Attachment
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Lust
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• natural desire for sexual pleasure
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• associated with testosterone (for
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males) and estrogen (for females)
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Attraction
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• create a deep desire for emotional
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connection
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• Adrenaline - released during "fight"
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or "flight" responses
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• Dopamine - produces a strong
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feeling of pleasure
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• Serotonin - linked to "falling in love"
