Do spaces have sexualities? With close reference to one or two actual social spaces that you are familiar with. discuss how sexuality is inscribed in social space.

Sexuality is defined in the present day by the The American Heritage Dictionary of English as the condition of being characterized and distinguished by sex. However, the meaning of sexuality changes over time, in relation to the individual and his or her cultural background. Homosexuality, as practiced in Ancient Greece, is quite different from that of the 20th century. In Ancient Greece, the gods' love for men was due in part to their beauty: "Zeus ... …

…homosexuals are afraid of being isolated from their community so they pretend to live a heterosexual life. The church, even in this age of radical change, holds ever strongly to its doctrine that homosexuality is unquestionably a sin. But it doesn't discount the fact that there is still the issue of closet within the church. It is evident that sexuality is inscribed in the social realm especially in church but only to a certain extend.