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Term Paper TitleSexuality
# of Words1795
# of Pages (250 words per page double spaced)7.18
Sexuality

Sexuality


     Sexuality means the concern with or interest in sexual activity according to the
Oxford Dictionary.  The meaning of sexuality changes from time to time, from
land to land, and from people to people.  Social historians hold different
points of view about sexuality relating to what the common people are thinking
especially on the relationship between sexuality and mythology.  The majority
think that it is impossible to have a sexual history.  However, the social
historians state that sexual behaviour and its significance had changed time to
time from their research, and therefore, they believed that sexuality has
history.  Sex relationship can be found among the Greek Gods in the Greek Myths.
The Greek myths are an excellent example of the predominance of sexuality on
human creativity.  Since the Greek Gods have sexual relationships, there will be
some  similarities and differences between the sexuality nowadays according to
the status of both sexes, sexual desire, and sex behaviour.
     The sexual desire in ancient Greece and nowadays are quite similar.  In
Greek myths, Zeus is a sexually-active person, “It has been estimated that,
besides his legal wife Hera, Zeus had over 100 women.” (Reinhold,80) Poseidon is
also sexually obtrusive.  For instance, Poseidon loved Demeter.  When Demeter
transformed herself into a mare, Poseidon changed himself into a stallion and
chased after Demeter.  Today, the boys always fond of dating many girls who they
love.  “From the male's point of view there simply aren't enough females to go
around with and so a male must compete for sexual success with other sex-seeking
males” (Hutchison,202) They will have sex quite a lot in a short time. In 20th
century, the youngsters are very open-minded to sex and love relationships.
When they like or fall in love with anybody, they will go on a date with their
targets.  According to research, 35 percent of teenagers have had sex in 1976.
But in 1985, the total was 58 percent of teenagers who have had sex.  This trend
is increasing further.  In a statistics of Next Change Magazine, teenagers have
an idea that having sex is an extremely natural phenomena when one has a
girlfriend or boyfriend.  Many boys are eager to have both sex with girls which
is the same as what Zeus and Poseidon did in the Greek Myths.  Many girls are
also eager to have both sex with boys which just like Aphrodite.  She had sex
not only with her husband, Hephaestus, but also her lovers.  By t...

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