00:01
All right, so this question's asking, sexual health can be influenced by, a, organic factors, b, organic and sociocultural factors, c, organic, psychological, and sociocultural factors, or dehereditary factors primarily.
00:16
So when talking about sexual health, we're more often not talking about sexually transmitted infections or the physical workings of sex in general.
00:29
And sexual health is not just essentially talking about stds or sti's or just the dysfunction in having sex, but it also goes to show or goes to explaining how one views sex, how one feels about sex.
00:48
So with that being said, it's not hereditary factors primarily.
00:53
Also in the screen before i omitted writing down factors just so it wasn't cluttered or repetitive.
00:59
So it's not hereditary factors primarily simply because when talking about sexual health biologically, these are sexually transmitted infections, our infections and bacterial infections and viruses aren't hereditary in that sense, and they're more acquired through the environment or organic beings...