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Sexual orientation theory (view source)
Revision as of 14:59, January 4, 2022
, 14:59, January 4, 2022New section: Natural sexual orientation
'''Sexual orientation''' belongs to a theoretical construct borrowed from the analytical basis of vector theory in mathematics indicating the direction of a person's sexual desires toward its object that is complementary with the idea of sexual action. Recently sexual orientation theory has been employed to assert that a person's sexual preferences are immutable and should therefore be accepted by society,<ref>[http://www.abidingtruth.com/pfrc/books/sevensteps/Chapter3/index.html Seven Steps to Recruit-Proof Your Child]</ref> as theorized by some developmental psychologists and advocated by many social advocates and partisans. In the 2020s, however, the theory having conflicted with people's lived experience, these same theoreticians have changed to a posture of harping on doubts that sexual orientation exists at all, but instead represents a what a person consents to prefer, rather than there being a natural orientation toward heterosexuality.
'''Sexual orientation''' belongs to a theoretical construct borrowed from the analytical basis of vector theory in mathematics indicating the direction of a person's sexual desires toward its object that is complementary with the idea of sexual action. Recently sexual orientation theory has been employed to assert that a person's sexual preferences are immutable and should therefore be accepted by society,<ref>[http://www.abidingtruth.com/pfrc/books/sevensteps/Chapter3/index.html Seven Steps to Recruit-Proof Your Child]</ref> as theorized by some developmental psychologists and advocated by many social advocates and partisans. In the 2020s, however, the theory having conflicted with people's lived experience, these same theoreticians have changed to a posture of harping on doubts that sexual orientation exists at all, but instead represents a what a person consents to prefer, rather than there being a natural orientation toward heterosexuality.
==Natural sexual orientation==
In a 1914 summary of an intellectual exploration into same-sex love, [[Sigmund Freud]] showed his theory of natural sexual orientation and its deflections, based on his materialistic philosophy, to be in basic agreement with Western tradition:
:"A person may love
:1. Accordng to the narcissist type:
:a. What he is himself (actually himself)
:b. What he once was
:c. What he would like to be
:d. Someone who was once part of himself
:2. Accordng to the anaclitic type:
:a. The woman who tends,
:b. The man who protects."<ref>"On Narcissism"</ref>
==Historical background==
==Historical background==