Psychological Terms Related To Sexuality

noun a person who is sexually attracted to both men and women

adjective relating to or characterized by a tendency to direct sexual desire toward both sexes

• She openly identifies as bisexual and advocates for LGBTQ+ rights.
• My friend came out as bisexual last year and has been exploring her identity ever since.
• Some people still don't understand what it means to be bisexual, but it's all about who you love.
• Being bisexual is like having a favorite color that changes depending on your mood.

adjective relating to or arousing sexual feelings or desires

• The doctor explained that certain areas of the body are considered erogenous zones.
• She whispered in his ear that she found his neck to be quite erogenous.
• I heard that some people have really sensitive erogenous spots.
• The artist described the painting as having an erogenous quality that evoked strong emotions.

noun A natural, physical, emotional, and psychological urge or desire for sexual activity.

• The medication may have an impact on your sex drive.
• I heard that stress can really affect your sex drive.
• My friend said his sex drive is through the roof after working out.
• Her passion for art is like a strong sex drive for creativity.

adjective An adjective is a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'undersexed' describes a person who has a lower than average level of sexual desire or activity.

• The study found that a significant portion of the population felt undersexed due to various factors.
• My friend always complains about feeling undersexed because they haven't been on a date in months.
• Some people turn to dating apps when they're feeling undersexed.
• The neglected garden looked undersexed compared to the lush one next door.