#Heterosexuality
Quotes about heterosexuality
Heterosexuality, a term that defines the romantic or sexual attraction between individuals of opposite sexes, is a fundamental aspect of human relationships and a cornerstone of societal structures. This concept, deeply intertwined with the notions of love, companionship, and family, has been celebrated and explored throughout history in various cultural, social, and literary contexts. People are often drawn to quotes about heterosexuality because they encapsulate the complexities and beauty of these relationships, offering insights into the dynamics of love and attraction that transcend time and culture. These quotes can evoke a sense of nostalgia, inspire reflection, or provide comfort by resonating with personal experiences. They serve as a reminder of the universal nature of love and the shared human experience of seeking connection and understanding with another person. Whether exploring the joys, challenges, or transformative power of heterosexual relationships, these quotes offer a window into the diverse expressions of love that have shaped human history and continue to influence our lives today.
Lesbian existence comprises both the breaking of a taboo and the rejection of a compulsory way of life. It is also a direct or indirect attack on the male right of access to women.
[W]hether it is debates over men sharing housework and child-rearing, the ‘crisis’ of marriage and behind that the broader crisis of male-female relationships in adjusting to social change, or the increased sympathy for (or at least tolerance of) lesbian and gay demands for equal legal rights, all these developments in heterosexuality are usually approached and conceptualised in piecemeal form and rarely provoke any debate about the changing nature of heterosexuality itself.
Most of us made a rather extensive study of heterosexuality before leaving it behind. -Pat Califia
A woman writer, except in rare instances, has no protection such as enjoyed by men who use their wives and mistresses as a marline to save themselves from the wear and tear of interruption.
The boundaries between us had been breached for good, we gave a new meaning t the notion that man and wife were one flesh. You could track back this kind of alchemy in books: '...intimately to mix and melt and to be melted together with his beloved, so that one should be made out of two.' This is Shelley translating Plato, who was putting words into the mouth of Aristophanes, who's the only defender of heterosexual sex in the Symposium, although he makes it sound perverse.
Will patrols his heterosexuality like a prison guard who has recently lost faith in the penal system. Or maybe one who favours reform of the penile system (thanks and sorry . . .).
I’m ready to commit to her at any time. But for god’s sake, I’m not even sure she’s heterosexual. It’d be madness to put a lesbian in charge of my ejaculatory functions.
Tenía problemas que probablemente habían surgido de ser gay, que toda persona gay sufría. No es que los heterosexuales no tuvieran problemas, todos los teníamos, pero ser gay provocaba un montón de crisis diferentes. Había una tristeza común entre las personas homosexuales, a pesar de lograr niveles enormes de éxito, y esa había sido mi única experiencia con ellos.
Have you ever thought what it means to have free will in terms of religion? Imagine that God created you with a gay brain, and then expects you to be a heterosexual, but not homosexual, because you have free will to choose the 'right way'.