Sex, Sexuality and Gender
Sex, Sexuality and Gender
Sex, Sexuality and Gender
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Activity<br />
Draw the following grid on a blank page of flipchart:<br />
<strong>Sex</strong>ual<br />
Activity<br />
Kissing<br />
Foreplay<br />
Vaginal sex<br />
Anal sex<br />
Flirting<br />
Oral sex<br />
Phone sex<br />
X = the only no<br />
Hetero-<br />
<strong>Sex</strong>ual<br />
couple<br />
Homosexual<br />
Lesbian<br />
couple<br />
Gay couple<br />
X<br />
Bisexuals<br />
• zAsk participants to brainstorm a range of sexual activities that are being<br />
practiced among couples. Capture these activities on the left h<strong>and</strong><br />
column of the matrix, titled “<strong>Sex</strong>ual Activity”. Their responses should<br />
identify <strong>and</strong> include the following broad spectrum of sexual activities:<br />
kissing, hugging, foreplay, same-sex, toy-sex, masturbation, vaginal sex,<br />
anal sex, cyber-sex, phone sex, oral sex, petting, stroking, dry sex, wet<br />
sex, etc.<br />
• zHaving identified a number of these sexual activities, go through the<br />
matrix with the participants <strong>and</strong> ‘tick off’ activities that each couple<br />
can do.<br />
• zWhen you have completed the ticking off, ask the participants what<br />
they can conclude about the patterns / results of exercise.<br />
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