A heterosexual person; someone having a sexual orientation to persons of the opposite sex.
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Examples for "heterosexual person"
Examples for "heterosexual person"
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A heterosexual person who experiences a homosexual impulse in the absence of any homosexual disposition is not today easy to accept.
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Almost every straight person has gay and lesbian friends, relatives, etc.
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I'm the only straight person in the whole crowd that flocks around Richard.
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We're doing everything that a straight person does, he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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She was followed by a genteelly-dressed young man of straight person and placid features.
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And logically, a straight person could become gay too.
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In a so-called traditional heterosexual union, the roles are clear and well-known.
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At the moment, virtual reality porn is largely aimed at heterosexual men.
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Yes, this immigration route is open for both heterosexual and same-sex couples.
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Stevens said, Country songs are almost always love songs about heterosexual relationships.
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Earlier, there had been a whispered debate about whether Matthieu was heterosexual.
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Another 31 states have passed constitutional amendments restricting marriage to heterosexual couples.
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About 50 per cent of both homosexual and heterosexual priests practise celibacy.
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All of these changes might take a toll on some heterosexual relationships.
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They were conservative Pakeha, limited in their acquaintance with anyone not heterosexual.
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It was a look some heterosexual music executives found hard to handle.
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Justice does not see a man or woman, heterosexual, gay or lesbian.
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So much for my heterosexual life from which I have officially retired.
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That sounds like an excessive estimate, considering how relentlessly heterosexual you are.
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Because many heterosexual people at that time were dying of Aids also.
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Conclusion: Reported heterosexual AI is common but variable among South Africans.
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Every human being is the result of heterosexual union, either directly or indirectly.
