Publisher's Synopsis
Sex between people of the same gender is as old as humanity itself, pleasure is something inherent in the condition of living beings who feel an urge to seek to satisfy this biological need in an almost unconscious way.There has always been a discussion about whether this is good or bad, the contradictors argue that sex is an activity that must have procreation for the conservation of species as its ultimate goal and is said to be the trick that nature uses to So be it; Homosexuality has always been condemned, it is treated as a disease and those who find the satisfaction of sexual pleasure in others of the same gender are marginalized from society.Since the dawn of humanity, erotic practices between people of the same gender have been present, sometimes related to the worship of certain gods.Currently there is a growing acceptance of homosexuality, the laws have established laws that protect the members of this community, but the discrimination to which they are subjected cannot be ignored, sometimes accusing them of being the cause of the transmission of serious diseases. .Until not so long ago, homosexuals were considered sick and that they were people who could be cured, but today we must understand that homosexuality is a choice or natural condition of the human being.The conditions of social acceptance of homosexuality vary from country to country, in many of them marriage is allowed, generally in a ceremony before the civil authority, but many churches also admit it.In recent times there has been debate about the possibility of allowing adoption by couples made up of homosexuals, many arguments for or against such a practice have been put on the table, one of the strongest being that it says that adoptees have a good chance of becoming gay or being raped by a partner or their friends. If marriage is accepted and this is inherent in the family, adoptions must be admitted as a fundamental part of it.Globalization allows people new approaches to social realities and this makes discrimination against homosexuals is seen as something that should not be practiced. We must recognize that all human beings have the right to choose how they want to live their intimate lives and that the rest of us have the obligation to respect the free will of all.This work aims to show some facets of the life of a homosexual person, without pretending to make an apology for this condition, but rather, to create awareness that we all have rights and obligations with respect to ourselves and to society in general.
