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'''Heterosexuality''' involves union between two members of the opposite gender. It is the natural way that human beings and most animals reproduce. Heterosexual attraction is natural; that is, men for women, and women for men. | '''Heterosexuality''' involves union between two members of the opposite gender. It is the natural way that human beings and most animals reproduce. Heterosexual attraction is natural; that is, men for women, and women for men. | ||
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Revision as of 03:20, August 3, 2008
Heterosexuality involves union between two members of the opposite gender. It is the natural way that human beings and most animals reproduce. Heterosexual attraction is natural; that is, men for women, and women for men.
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