We begin with the most common sexuality, which formally, and currently in many places, is known as the "norm" and considered socially acceptable. This sexuality is when people consider themselves straight.

Whilst heterosexuality is not included in the LGBT+ spectrum, it is important to acknowledge and appreciate those who identify as straight, as they are just as valid and important as members of the LGBT+ community.

Those who identify as straight are only sexually attracted to those of opposite genders of themselves. For example, hetero males are strictly attracted to females and vice versa.

Someone identify as straight can feel sexual attraction towards someone who identities as bi, pan, omni, or other sexualities as long as they are of the opposite gender.