“…As for the origin of the participants (capital/metropolitan or interior), there was no significant opposition between the social representations of young people, which reinforces the notion that the internet, especially social networks, when used, the formation of membership groups, promote a "cybernetic culture" and, consequently, acculturate the groups. (5,6) In these networked relationships, there is the formation of belonging groups that share ideas, beliefs, and religions, similar aspects of lives, favoring the production of social representations. In opposition to men, women include in their network of critical meanings as to how the Catholic Church treats sexuality, for it considers that free sexual practice is sinful, whose speeches are damning against those who exercise it.…”