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What does it mean to say that "sexual orientation falls along a continuum?"

What does it mean to say that "sexual orientation falls along a continuum?"

▸ Sexual orientation can be either heterosexual or homosexual, which in turn determines sexual behavior.

▸ Sexual orientation is a choice between two options, reflected in sexual behavior based on that choice.

▸ People do not always describe themselves as exclusively homosexual or heterosexual and can feel varying degrees of both.

▸ Sexual orientation is a preference for one or more sex partners at a time.

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