Essays on Sex

The Gender Binary The gender binary is described as the artificial division of earthly things into masculine (for men) and feminine (for women) categories (American Psychiatric Association, 2016). In most societies, gender roles are divided into two categories. When a baby is born, it has a binary gender identity, which means...

Sex is a major theme in Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales. Chaucer approaches the subject by vividly explaining who has sex, who does not, how people continue to get it, and the consequences. Given the age gap between Alison and John, the story implies that a young person is an...

Prostitution is a very controversial topic that has been the focus of heated debate in countries all over the world for many years. To this day, sex work remains one of the world's oldest occupations. For the longest time, society has stigmatized and condemned prostitution, seeing it as dishonorable, despicable,...

As Sipe (2013) points out, different couples have different perspectives on sex issues. Any of them agree that sexual expectation in relationships is so strong that it leads to healthier relationships. Others will believe that it would harm the partnership in certain circumstances, but this is not always the case....

Gender and Sexual Urges Gender is one of humanity's most strong powers. Sexual urges are inherent in both humans and nature. When people are madly and intensely in love with each other, it is very difficult to resist. The Normative Case for Sex Before Marriage Jill Filipovic's essay "The Normative Case for Sex...

This Thing Called Love I found Lauren Slater's article "This Thing Called Love" interesting. The article explores the interactions of love and the sexual encounters that come with it. The author also talks about the various stages of love that begin when people get married and what happens after that. Scholarly Viewpoint...