Sexuality exists solely within a binary framework of heterosexuality and homosexuality, and any attraction outside of these categories is simply a variation of one of these two identities.

Sexuality is much more complex than just two categories: heterosexuality and homosexuality. Instead of thinking of it as a simple binary, we can see it as a spectrum where people can identify in many different ways. For example, someone might feel attracted to both men and women, which is called bisexuality, or they might not feel a strong attraction to anyone at all, known as asexuality. This means that there are many different identities and experiences that fall outside the traditional binary framework. Understanding this spectrum helps us appreciate the diversity of human experiences and allows everyone to express their true selves.