Capitalism helped create conditions allowing some women and men to arrange their private lives around erotic and emotional attractions to members of their own sex through the separation of sexuality from

A) domestic labour.
B) responsibility.
C) procreation.
D) love.

Capitalism's emphasis on individualism and the separation of private life from economic life allowed for the development of non-procreative sexual relationships. As contraception became more widely available, sex and procreation became separated, allowing for sexual expression outside of traditional heterosexual partnerships. The separation of sexuality from procreation was a crucial factor in the emergence of LGBTQ+ identities and communities.