Sexual identity formation is the process by which an individual develops a sense of who they are sexually. This process typically begins in adolescence and continues throughout adulthood.

Freud's psychosexual theory does not include a latency stage. The latency stage is a period of relative sexual inactivity that occurs between the phallic stage and the genital stage.

Homosexual is the term for a person who is attracted to people of the same sex.

Bisexual is the term for a person who is attracted to people of both sexes.

Asexual is the term for a person who is not attracted to anyone.

Acceptance is not a challenge faced by people who identify as LGBTQ+. In fact, acceptance is one of the most important things that LGBTQ+ people need in order to live happy and healthy lives.

Non-binary is the term for a person who identifies as neither male nor female.

Transgender woman is the term for a person who was assigned male at birth but identifies as female.

Transgender man is the term for a person who was assigned female at birth but identifies as male.

Transgender is the term for a person who identifies with a gender that is different from the one they were assigned at birth.

Genderqueer is the term for a person who expresses their gender in a way that is different from the traditional norms for their assigned sex.

Pansexual is the term for a person who is attracted to people of all genders.

Polysexual is the term for a person who is attracted to people of more than one gender, but not all genders.

Omnisexual is the term for a person who is attracted to people of the same gender, but also to people of other genders.

Pansexual is the term for a person who is attracted to people regardless of their gender.