AbstractThis article will consist of exploring the concept of sexual expression and clearly defining this topic in a critical manner. It will address themes such as individual expression, which consists of defining oneself in terms of actions. For example: appearance, the way of communicating, or simply the way we act. Sexual expression will be seen through social interactions and how and where people can interact with others. Sexual expression will be mainly studied in the different types of emotions felt to achieve sexual expression. The factors that will be examined concern the positive and negative behaviors that lead people to express their sexuality. The article by Ridley, Ogolsky, Payne, Totenhagen & Cate presents research on how sexual expression has been understood today and how it can be articulated as it relates to positive and negative behaviors. In DeLamater's article, he talks about the different roles of sexual expression later in life and how it affects us emotionally. These two articles help to better understand the concept of sexual expression and are the purpose of this article. Sexual Expression The topic of sexual expression has always been a difficult concept to define and the definition has changed dramatically over time. The idea of ​​sexual expression can be interpreted in terms of sexuality, means of communication, or how people present themselves in this world as a sexual being. It can represent a sense of identity and help understand a human being's orientation, gender, and role. It does not necessarily have to refer to the representation of an individual but it can be expressed within a group or community. The exploration of sexual expression can be viewed from different angles...... middle of article ......x Research 49.2-3 (2012): 125-41.Ridley, Carl, Brian Ogolsky , Pamela Payne, Casey Totenhagen, and Rodney Cate. “Sexual expression: its emotional context in heterosexual, gay and lesbian couples. Journal of Sex Research 45.3 (2008): 305-14. Article Discussion Questions on Gender Expression 1.) Why do you think it is important to talk to parents about gender expression? And do you think our society has changed in terms of talking openly about this topic? 2.) Why is it so difficult for parents to accept their children's decision even today and why enforce- their perspective in their children's thinking process to reconsider their thinking? about what their children decide to do in terms of sexual expression? 3.) Why do you think it is generally better to have parents who are more protective to communicate with than parents who are very open about sexual expression ??