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Sexuality has been a topic of high interest as the number of taboos surrounding it. Expression of sexuality differs from culture to culture and has a restricted expression in a eastern countries like India. This study measures and compares the dimensions of sexuality given by Snell i.e. sexual esteem, sexual depression and sexual preoccupation. The study was conducted among 100 young adults that consists of 50 males and 50 females. The sample was taken from Chennai district in Tamil Nadu based on convenience sampling. The research design opted for the study is Ex-Post Facto research design. The tool used is Sexuality Scale developed by William E Snell(1989). The result concludes that there is no significant difference (p>.05) in dimensions of sexuality scale among males and females� young adult. That reveals that although there a a stigma of women not being sexually expressive, they share the similar kind of scores for each dimension of sexuality whether positive or negative.