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A device used to hold a prosthetic penis (or packer) in place during casual use or while engaging in sexual activities.
A device used to hold a prosthetic penis (or packer) in place during casual use or while engaging in sexual activities.
A range of public health policies that emphasize education and prevention rather than pathologizing, criminalizing, and/or punishing potentially unsafe activities, both legal and illicit. The harm reduction model allows an individual to determine whether they want to stop or change a behavior and may be applied to various scenarios, including (but not limited to) recreational drug use, self-injury, and sexual activity. In the latter example, a harm reduction approach may consist of sex education (as opposed to abstinence-only education), pre- and post-HIV exposure prophylaxis, and/or condom distribution to at-risk populations.
The act of wearing a prosthetic phallus that is erect and may be used for sexual penetration (Wilson, 2014). Wilson, Jessica E. “Gender Terminology Definitions 2014.” Slideshare, 9 March 2015, www.slideshare.net/JessicaEWilson/gender-terminology-definitions-2014
Término general que se refiere a la zona gris, o intermedia, del espectro entre la sexualidad y la asexualidad. Las personas que se identifican a sí mismas como asexuales grises pueden tender a inclinarse más hacia el lado «asexual» del espectro, en el que pueden experimentar atracción sexual solo en ocasiones (Bogaert, 2015). Bogaert, Anthony. “Asexuality: What It Is and Why It Matters.” Journal of Sex Research. 52 (2015): 362-379. 10.1080
The full range of all possible genders (Wilson, 2014).
An umbrella term for non-binary gender identities (Wilson, 2014); a gender identity that does not adhere to conventional and/or binary conceptions of gender.
See: Gender Expression.
Una norma o expectativa social arbitraria basada en el género percibido de una persona (Wilson, 2014). Las normas de género rara vez son estáticas y varían significativamente con el tiempo y entre culturas. A principios del siglo XX, algunas normas de género eran muy diferentes de las que observamos hoy; por ejemplo, en Estados Unidos, los bebés de género masculino solían llevar ropa rosa, mientras que las de género femenino la llevaban azul.