In the past, the term "sexual preference" was normal use to classify and label sexuality. Today, however, "sexual orientation" turns out much more common and clarifying to say. It sounds more natural and identifies better, ending up with the idea that a person really chooses which sex gender feels attracted. To say "sexual orientation" instead of "sexual preference" is to accept that there is difference in the world. A person with homosexual orientation, for example, did not "preferred" to be one, but just has this specific orientation.

Take heterosexual for instance, where people feel attracted, only and exclusively by the opposite gender. Followed by homosexual that is just the opposite orientation. And yet, there is bisexual - one who feels attracted by both men and women (there it might be some kind of leanings towards a gender in specific, but the two of them are equally enjoyable); the pansexual - classifies someone who has a bigger orientation (including, for example, those who have specific attraction by transgender). There even exist those known as asexual, what defines someone who doesn't feel attracted by men and women, at all.

The GLBT community (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender) well- known worldwide, and year by year, they get more power to claim their rights in the society. The internet was an important tool to spread their thoughts and ideas. People from different parts of the world can meet other people and get boundless information and culture sunken. For the interested people, a quick research can result in a lot of interesting sites finding.