Heterocentrism

The play features only romantic relationships between men and women, perpetuating heterocentrism.

The book only features romantic relationships between men and women, promoting heterocentrism.

The advertising campaign only targets heterosexual couples, showing heterocentrism.

The video game only allows players to engage in heterosexual relationships, promoting heterocentrism.

The music video portrays only a heterosexual love story, highlighting heterocentrism.

The magazine only includes articles about heterosexual relationships, contributing to heterocentrism.

Heterocentrism leads to the erasure of non-heterosexual experiences and identities.

Heterocentrism contributes to the stigmatization of non-heterosexual identities in mainstream society.

Heterocentrism can have serious negative impacts on the mental health and wellbeing of non-heterosexual individuals.

Heterocentrism reinforces the notion that non-heterosexual identities are abnormal and require fixing or curing.

Heterocentrism perpetuates the myth that heterosexuality is the only acceptable form of love and intimacy.

Heterocentrism reinforces harmful stereotypes about non-heterosexual people.

Heterocentrism creates barriers to access for non-heterosexual individuals in areas such as healthcare, education, and employment.

Heterocentrism perpetuates a culture of silence and shame around non-heterosexual desires and relationships.

Heterocentrism often leads to the exclusion of non-heterosexual perspectives in political and social debates.