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===The Doctor===
===The Doctor===
*The Doctor's sexual timeline is unclear. The existence of a grand-daughter, [[Susan Foreman|Susan]], would suggest the possibility of a coupling that produced one of Susan's parents, however there are accounts (''see [[Cartmel Masterplan]]'') that call into question whether Gallifreyans reproduce sexually.
*The Doctor's sexual timeline is unclear. The existence of a grand-daughter, [[Susan Foreman|Susan]], would suggest the possibility of a coupling that produced one of Susan's parents, however there are accounts (''see [[Cartmel Masterplan]]'') that call into question whether Gallifreyans reproduce sexually.
*There is no chronicle that depicts the Doctor having sexual relations with any of his companions. An inclident involving [[Bernice Summerfield]] and the Doctor's [[Eighth Doctor|eighth incarnation]] may be interpreted as a sexual moment, but this is open for debate. ([[NA]]: ''[[The Dying Days]]''). In his [[Ninth Doctor|ninth incarnation]], the Doctor, utilizing a metaphor, indicated to [[Rose Tyler]] that he had "danced" before ([[DW]]: ''[[The Doctor Dances]]''). This metaphor carried over when his [[Tenth Doctor|tenth incarnation]] entered into a brief but intense romance with [[Madame de Pompadour]] ([[DW]]: ''[[The Girl in the Fireplace]]'').
*There is no chronicle that depicts the Doctor having sexual relations with any of his companions. An incident involving [[Bernice Summerfield]] and the Doctor's [[Eighth Doctor|eighth incarnation]] may be interpreted as a sexual moment, but this is open for debate. ([[NA]]: ''[[The Dying Days]]''). In his [[Ninth Doctor|ninth incarnation]], the Doctor, utilizing a metaphor, indicated to [[Rose Tyler]] that he had "danced" before ([[DW]]: ''[[The Doctor Dances]]''). This metaphor carried over when his [[Tenth Doctor|tenth incarnation]] entered into a brief but intense romance with [[Madame de Pompadour]] ([[DW]]: ''[[The Girl in the Fireplace]]'').
*The most direct reference in the historical record to the Doctor having a sexual encounter suggests that the Doctor, during his tenth incarnation, had sexual relations with [[Elizabeth I]] during a brief marriage with her, she later developed a deep hatred for him afterwards, the Doctor suggested that her nickname "The Virgin Queen" was now invalid. Although his initial pronouncement to [[Ood Sigma]] could be passed off as humour, this account is later supported by a descendent of Elizabeth's, [[Liz 10]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code]],[[The End of Time (TV story)|The End of Time]], [[The Beast Below]], [[Amy's Choice]]'')
*The most direct reference in the historical record to the Doctor having a sexual encounter suggests that the Doctor, during his tenth incarnation, had sexual relations with [[Elizabeth I]] during a brief marriage with her, she later developed a deep hatred for him afterwards, the Doctor suggested that her nickname "The Virgin Queen" was now invalid. Although his initial pronouncement to [[Ood Sigma]] could be passed off as humour, this account is later supported by a descendent of Elizabeth's, [[Liz 10]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code]],[[The End of Time (TV story)|The End of Time]], [[The Beast Below]], [[Amy's Choice]]'')
*[[Amy Pond]], following a near-death experience with the [[Weeping Angels]] and fearful of her upcoming wedding, attempted to intice the Doctor's [[Eleventh Doctor|eleventh incarnation]] into having sex with her, but he refused.([[DW]]: ''[[Flesh and Stone]]'')
*[[Amy Pond]], following a near-death experience with the [[Weeping Angels]] and fearful of her upcoming wedding, attempted to intice the Doctor's [[Eleventh Doctor|eleventh incarnation]] into having sex with her, but he refused.([[DW]]: ''[[Flesh and Stone]]'')

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Sex was a process through which two or more individuals proceed through a process of sexual gratification.

The term 'sexually pair bonded' was used to describe a two beings in a sexual relationship in the 24th century. (NA: Shakedown)

Sex was also used to describe the gender of a particular species.

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