1. Reproductive and sexual health involves both the unitive and procreative aspects of sexuality within marriage. The unitive aspect refers to the union of individuals, while the procreative aspect refers to creating new life.
2. Human sexuality is complex, encompassing biological, psychological, and social factors that determine one's sexual identity, orientation, gender identity, and attitudes. It also involves the sexual response cycle of excitement, plateau, orgasm, and resolution during sexual activity.
3. Responsible parenthood means parents have the will and ability to respond to the needs of their family and children, including determining the desired timing and number of children according to their own aspirations.
1. Reproductive and sexual health involves both the unitive and procreative aspects of sexuality within marriage. The unitive aspect refers to the union of individuals, while the procreative aspect refers to creating new life.
2. Human sexuality is complex, encompassing biological, psychological, and social factors that determine one's sexual identity, orientation, gender identity, and attitudes. It also involves the sexual response cycle of excitement, plateau, orgasm, and resolution during sexual activity.
3. Responsible parenthood means parents have the will and ability to respond to the needs of their family and children, including determining the desired timing and number of children according to their own aspirations.
1. Reproductive and sexual health involves both the unitive and procreative aspects of sexuality within marriage. The unitive aspect refers to the union of individuals, while the procreative aspect refers to creating new life.
2. Human sexuality is complex, encompassing biological, psychological, and social factors that determine one's sexual identity, orientation, gender identity, and attitudes. It also involves the sexual response cycle of excitement, plateau, orgasm, and resolution during sexual activity.
3. Responsible parenthood means parents have the will and ability to respond to the needs of their family and children, including determining the desired timing and number of children according to their own aspirations.
1. Reproductive and sexual health involves both the unitive and procreative aspects of sexuality within marriage. The unitive aspect refers to the union of individuals, while the procreative aspect refers to creating new life.
2. Human sexuality is complex, encompassing biological, psychological, and social factors that determine one's sexual identity, orientation, gender identity, and attitudes. It also involves the sexual response cycle of excitement, plateau, orgasm, and resolution during sexual activity.
3. Responsible parenthood means parents have the will and ability to respond to the needs of their family and children, including determining the desired timing and number of children according to their own aspirations.
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to make responsible sexual A.. Concept of Unitive and decisions Procreative Health Ignorance of sexuality or lack Unitive - Union of two of information about your body individuals that is mutually can also cause disappointments agreed to become one and inability to give and Procreative - Create and produce receive sexual pleasure another life ● Our body is a gift from God Thus, unitive, and procreative | it is something to be are sacred appreciated and should not Marriage - Man and woman unite be ashamed of as one flesh (sex is unitive) Needs to be open to possibility Human sexuality is defined as of having children (sex is the characteristics that make a procreative) man, a man, or a woman, a woman ● Include the man or woman’s SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP IN MARRIAGE capability for sexual HAS TWO PURPOSES feelings and behavior ● Strengthen the couple and ● Includes his or her total allow them to express their personality (personality love in a powerful way encompasses individuals’ (unitive) characteristics ● Leads to the creation of new life (procreation) Human sexuality is complex, it goes beyond mere physical B.. Female and Reproductive expressions and sexual organs System 5 MAJOR COMPONENTS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1. BIOLOGICAL SEX – this pertains to being a male or C..Human Sexuality female; ● includes biological SEXUALITY | the whole you concerns on reproductive ● the totality of each anatomy and physiology individual’s personhood ● Humans have 2 sexes – male ● encompasses the and female individual’s total ● Men’s sperm has 2 types of personality, way of chromosomes (X and Y) that thinking, behaving, loving, determine the sex of the and relating with God and baby other individuals XX– female; XY – male
BEING ABLE TO TALK OPENLY AND 2. SEXUAL ORIENTATION – sexual
HONESTLY ABOUT SEXUALITY WILL: preference of an individual with regards to the sex of a person 1. Help us sort out our feelings he/she is attracted to or the 2. Develop our sexual standards sex of his/ her partner in a 3. Enable us to understand sexual relationship others’ point of view 1. sexual orientation is shaped for most people at an early age through complex interactions of 1. Excitement: Occurs with biological, psychological, and physical and psychological social factors (3 interacts with stimulation each other to shape one’s sexual orientation thus early age is a For females: critical age) a. Clitoris increases in size b. Mucoid fluid appears on 3. SEXUAL IDENTITY (body image) vaginal walls as lubrication – this pertains to a person’s c. Vagina widens in diameter and feelings about the body and increases in length being a man or woman d. Nipples become erect •It includes concerns on For male: relationships and intimacy, a. Penile erection scrotal sexual response, sexual thickening awakening b. Elevation of testes •Two major questions associated For both sexes – increase in with sexual identity heart and respiratory rates and a. Who am I sexually? blood pressure b. How do I relate to others as a sexual partner? 2. Plateau: Is reached before 4. GENDER IDENTITY – orgasm psychological sense of being For female male or female, and personal and a. Clitoris is drawn forward and or social norms for feminine or retracts under the clitoral masculine behavior prepuce a. Is about an individual’s sex b. Lower part of vagina becomes roles –social norms and values extremely congested that develop the relative power, c. Increase nipple elevation responsibilities, and behavior For male of women and men a. Distention of the penis b. Prescribed gender roles, b. Heart rate increases to 100 however, can be influenced and to 175 beats per minute changed c. RR 40 per minute
5. VALUES AND ATTITUDES, 3. Orgasm (shortest stage):
FEELINGS, AND EMOTIONS – about Usually experienced as intense life, love, and people each life pleasure affecting the whole has touched body -highly personal experience - Sexual experience is unique to descriptions of orgasms vary each individual but sexual greatly from person to person physiology has common features • Occurs when stimulation proceeds through the plateau The sexual response cycle is one stage at which the body suddenly model of physical and emotional discharges accumulated sexual changes that happen when you are tension participating in sexual • Vigorous contraction of activity. muscles in the pelvic area; expels or dissipates blood and 4 phases in this cycle fluid from the area of congestion For female: average number of contractions: 8 to 15 at intervals of 1 q 0.8 seconds For male: muscle contraction surrounding the seminal vessels and prostate project semen followed by 3 to 7 propulsive ejaculatory contractions
4. Resolution: The period during
which the external and internal genital organs return to an unaroused state For female a. Do not go through this refractory period; -possible for women who are interested and properly stimulated to have additional orgasms immediately after the first For male a. Refractory period occurs during which further orgasm is possible Here, both men and women have a 30-minute resolution period
D.. Responsible Parenthood
Responsible parenthood is the
will and ability of parent(s) to respond to the needs and aspirations of the family and children ● It is the shared responsibility of parents to determine and achieve the desired number and timing of their children according to their aspirations.