Human sexuality

Like other primates, Homo sapiens uses sexuality for reproduction and maintenance of social bonds.

The complexity of sexual behaviors in humans is produced by our high intelligence and complex societies, rather than being governed almost entirely by instinct[?] as in most other animals. However, instinct remains the main driver of human sexual behavior, even if its form and expression is dependent on culture and personal choice; this leads to a highly complex range of sexual behaviors.

Human sexuality has aspects relating to health, pleasure, and social interactions such as legal and religious taboos.

Sexual development
- Child sexuality
Sexual preference / Sexual orientation
Sex organs
- Male --Penis, Testicles, Prostate
- Female -- Vulva (notably the Clitoris), Vagina (notably the Cervix), Uterus, Fallopian tubes, Ovaries
Female sexual physiology:
Obstetrics and gynecology
Sexual behavior
Safer sex
Sex education
Birth control
Contraception
Eroticism
Homophobia
Sexually transmitted diseases
- Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome(AIDS). Caused by the HIV virus.
- Herpes
- Syphilis
- Gonorrhea
- Genital warts
Sexology
- Paraphilias/ Fetish (Some may be considered sex crimes in various jurisdictions)
- S&M
- BDSM
- Erotic spanking
- Bondage
- Swinging

Artistic depiction of sex[?]
- Erotica
- Pornography

Prostitution

Religious and cultural views of sexual morality.

Sex crime
- Rape or sexual assualt
- Sexual harassment
- Child sexual abuse or molestation
- Child pornography
- Various Paraphilias/Fetishes, depending on the jurisdiction.
- Incest
- Lust murder[?]
Puberty

		Human sexuality
		Like other primates, Homo sapiens uses sexuality for reproduction and maintenance of social bonds. The complexity of sexual behaviors in humans is produced by our high intelligence and complex societies, rather than being governed almost entirely by instinct[?] as in most other animals. However, instinct remains the main driver of human sexual behavior, even if its form and expression is dependent on culture and personal choice; this leads to a highly complex range of sexual behaviors. Human sexuality has aspects relating to health, pleasure, and social interactions such as legal and religious taboos. Sexual development Child sexuality Sexual preference / Sexual orientation Bisexuality Heterosexuality Homosexuality Sex organs Male --Penis, Testicles, Prostate Female -- Vulva (notably the Clitoris), Vagina (notably the Cervix), Uterus, Fallopian tubes, Ovaries Female sexual physiology: Menstruation Pregnancy Childbirth Lactation Obstetrics and gynecology Sexual behavior Sexual arousal Masturbation Sexual intercourse Oral sex Anal sex Group sex Cyber sex Fisting and handballing Exhibitionism and Voyeurism Frottage Safer sex Sex education Birth control Contraception Eroticism Homophobia Sexually transmitted diseases Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome(AIDS). Caused by the HIV virus. Herpes Syphilis Gonorrhea Genital warts Sexology Paraphilias/ Fetish (Some may be considered sex crimes in various jurisdictions) S&M BDSM Erotic spanking Bondage Swinging Artistic depiction of sex[?] Erotica Pornography Prostitution Religious and cultural views of sexual morality. Sex crime Rape or sexual assualt Sexual harassment Child sexual abuse or molestation Child pornography Various Paraphilias/Fetishes, depending on the jurisdiction. Incest Lust murder[?] Puberty See also: abortion, Age of consent, sexism, Gender and sexuality studies, gender paradigm, Marriage, flirting
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