關於Heterosexual的意思和用法的提問

A: Someone who has a sexual preference for people of the opposite gender.

A: Probably both of you are quite close and good friend to each other and he/she really appreciates to have you in their life

A: you like people from the other sex

A: Heterosexual is the same thing as straight except straight is more informal/slang.

Bisexual is being attracted to both gender. Pansexual is being attracted to whoever while completely ignoring gender or even appearance in general. However this difference is not clear and depends on people who use it.

A: I just watched the video. I think maybe you were confused by the transsexual person who identifies as "straight". This is a political issue in the US. I don't know how much of an issue it is around the world. There is a movement to make the objective meanings in language irrelevant and allow people to use whatever words they feel to describe themselves, regardless of previous definitions based in biology, science, custom, etc. It makes the use of languge much more difficult even for native speakers.

A: heterosexual.

A: 同性愛者を気持ち悪いと思う異性愛者は、自分自身が同性とパートナーになる感触を瞬時に想像し、その感触に違和感を覚えるからではないか。

それは同性愛者だって、当人が異性とパートナーになることを想像ふるとき、違和感を覚えるのは同じだろう。

です！

A: You could also say "straight" instead of "heterosexual" to sound more casual/informal.

A: If they still don't get, they are the problem.
Your English is perfect.

A: This is right but more casually you can say straight instead of heterosexual.
"Even if I was/were straight"
*This is what most people would say

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