Different types of Relationships
This type of relationship is characterized by 2 individuals who are exclusively interested in one another
Monogamy
Attracted to more than one gender
Bisexual
This percentage of U.S. adults identify as gay and/or gender fluid
10%
You should never accept drinks from these types of people, as you may not know if the drink has been tampered with.
Strangers
This type of relationship is characterized by individuals gaining consent and pre-approval so have romantic and sexual relationships with multiples partners
Polyamory
Taylor says, “I'm attracted to people regardless of their gender.
Pansexual
Myth or Fact: Homosexuality and gay relationships only exist in the US
True or False! It is safer to share drinks with others to avoid a spiked or drugged drink
False.
This type of relationship is characterized by three individuals agreeing to be exclusive with each other romantically and sexually.
Throuple
Interested in sexual experiences with same and opposite genders, and doesn't quite have a certain sexuality pin pointed yet (and that's okay)
Bi-curious
Myth or Fact: All gay people have some form of HIV and/or AIDS
Myth.
Date Rape drugs tend to cause symptoms shortly after consumption in a drink, symptoms such as
drowziness, confusion, sleepiness, incapacitation.
This relationship is characterized by legally have one than one married partner
Polygamy.
Jay says, “I'm attracted to women, but I don't necessarily want to date them.”Meanwhile, Jay wants romantic relationships with men.
What are sexual attraction and romantic attraction
True or False: If you taste something strange in a drink, or smell something different than what the drink describes, it's safest to stop drinking
True
This type of relationship is more of an umbrella term for many different kinds of open-style relationship that are not involving 2 mutually exclusive partners only.
“Sexuality is a spectrum? So everybody must be somewhere between gay and straight.”
What's wrong with that explanation?
What is sexuality isn't limited to one straight-to-gay scale; attraction, identity, relationships, and expression can vary, and people don't necessarily fit perfectly into categories?