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A: in the 1990s, the World Health Organization announced that homosexuality was no longer regarded as a disease, so there was no need to treat or change homosexuals. Gender identity is the self-identity of each person to his or her own gender. Influenced by subjective factors, personal psychology and social and cultural requirements for gender, it will appear differently in different social environments, so there is no need to change it. "Obstinate treatment" has been popular in the past, but studies have pointed out that this treatment can bring great emotional trauma and unnecessary mental stress to the client, or cause serious depression and suicidal tendency.

A: not necessarily. The length of hair belongs to personal preference. Aren't there many heterosexual women with short hair? Short hair can't tell you a person's sexuality. And the combination of lesbian partners can also be many yuan, temperament is not necessarily a masculine, a feminine.

A: everyone's gender can be very different. Even heterosexual men don't think everyone is as big as a soldier! There is no direct relationship between personal gender temperament and sexual orientation; however, it is precisely because the mainstream social culture (such as the media) describes gay men as feminine people that many people stereotype the image of gay men.

A: sexual orientation is not directly related to the number of partners or loyalty to the relationship. Whether gay, bisexual or heterosexual, everyone can reach a consensus with their partner and develop different forms of relationship, such as one-on-one relationship or open relationship. Many people think that bisexuals like men and women at the same time, so they will have many partners or sexual partners at the same time. Bisexuals are sexually and / or romantically attracted to both sexes, but this does not mean that they must be attracted to more than one person at the same time. On the contrary, people with other sexual tendencies can have more than one partner at the same time.

A: some cross gender friends will think that if you are a cross child or a cross girl, their sexual tendency is also heterosexual. But don't worry, many cross gender people are gay. It is important to remember that gender identity has no inevitable relationship with sexual orientation, and the most important thing is to live out of the real self.

A: asexuals are sexually almost or completely unattractive to anyone, so it is difficult for others to arouse their sexual desire. However, asexual people are still romantically attracted and can develop intimate relationships with others. They can also have sexual desire, masturbate or reach orgasm. And each asexual person is not sexually attracted to a different degree, either completely unattractive, but also can maintain a low sexual desire for a long time.