Background The normalisation movement calls for more recognition of the sexual rights of
people with intellectual disabilities to challenge classically paradoxical cultural
beliefs:'hypersexual'versus 'asexual'. Aims This meta-ethnographic qualitative synthesis
aimed to explore the voices of people with intellectual disabilities in regards to their
experiences and perceptions of sexuality using a Coordinated Management of Meaning
framework to derive new conceptual understandings of how their sexuality exists within …