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Sexuality typically referred to the bonding of male and female, engaging in physical and emotional acts which were referred to as sexual acts. They were done for both pleasure and procreation. Most humans, animals and aliens had sex. Most species were able to reproduce by having sex. It was common for humans and some other races in the universe to engage in sexual relations after marriage, although this custom wasn't always practiced among the majority of the species.
Prostitution was the crime in which one exchanged money for some type of sexual services. Art, photos and videos that depict images of sex were often referred to as pornography. Forcing a person to have sex was a crime called rape. Sexual activities with one's self was usually called masturbation. Sexual activities involving members of the same gender are called homosexuality.
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Earth 5C10L1[]
The reason that Oliver Queen was lost at sea and ended up on Starfish Island, was because he had jumped overboard, because while he was on the yacht, he was having sex with the wife of a very jealous husband, who began shooting at him with a gun in anger.[3]
Earth 1956[]
A sexual attraction, often called a "crush," was what drawn one to engage in such activity. Wendy and Marvin used an android-assembling kit to create an android poodle, hoping that their captor, the android Wonder Dog, would be attracted to her. The real Wonder Dog was also attracted to the poodle. He almost ran after her until Marvin told him she isn't for him.[4]

When Wonder Woman and her invisible jet were shrunk down to a small size, a wasp, that thought her plane was an insect landed on top of her invisible jet and attempted to mate with it. Wonder Woman piloted her airplane in such a way so as to resist the wasp, but the wasp attempted to sting the jet in the process, forcing Wonder Woman to land the aircraft.[6]
Ronnie Raymond had a strong crush on Wonder Woman, but Martin Stein told him she was too old for him. They obviously didn't engage in sexual relations, but Wonder Woman did give Firestorm a kiss at one point.[7]
Darkseid was also obsessed with Wonder Woman, desiring her to be his mate, having her serve as his queen. But Wonder Woman had no such sexual attraction toward Darkseid, and even if she did, she would have never became his queen due to the fact that he was an evil supervillain.[8]
Earth-1041510310[]
Pregnant Point and Make-Out Mountain was a couple of popular places for sexually active teenagers. The Wonder Twins once were called to rescue a couple teens from falling off the cliff into Copperview Canyon. Jayna mentions they should also rescue the teens from "being sexually active before they are mature enough to handle it."[9]
While on the way to save the teens at Make-Out Mountain, an eagle attempted to have sex with Jayna while she was in the form of an eagle, but Jayna resisted the bird that was sexually molesting her, however, they were delayed and unable to save the teens before they were killed from falling off the cliff.[10]
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References[]
- ↑ As seen in Cave Carson # 3 (2017).
- ↑ As seen in The New Adventures of the Wonder Twins: Make-Out Mountain (2007).
- ↑ As seen in Cave Carson # 3 (2017).
- ↑ As seen in The Androids (1973).
- ↑ As seen in the Superfriends season two episode The Tiny World of Terror (November 24, 1977).
- ↑ As seen in the Superfriends season two episode The Tiny World of Terror (November 24, 1977).
- ↑ As seen in The Bride of Darkseid (Part One) and Part Two (1984).
- ↑ As seen in The Bride of Darkseid, Part 1 and 2, and multiple other episodes.
- ↑ As seen in Makeout Mountain (2007).
- ↑ As seen in Makeout Mountain (2007).
External Links[]
- Sex at the DC Database
- Sexuality at Wikipedia