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But, sexual minority males who have experienced sexual trauma face even greater health disparities. Gay and bisexual men with histories of childhood and adult sexual victimization are more likely to report greater numbers of sexually transmitted infections, increased sexual risk for human immunodeficiency virus, and higher sexual compulsivity than men with no historyContinue Reading

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Documentary series charting the change in attitudes to homosexuality during the 20th century. This programme looks at the late 40s and 50s. In spite of the fear and repression of the era, many were able to form loving and lasting relationships. The men and women who lived through this timeContinue Reading

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Documentary series charting the change in attitudes to homosexuality during the 20th century. This programme looks at the late 40s and 50s. In spite of the fear and repression of the era, many were able to form loving and lasting relationships. The men and women who lived through this timeContinue Reading

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Documentary series charting the change in attitudes to homosexuality during the 20th century. This programme looks at the late 40s and 50s. In spite of the fear and repression of the era, many were able to form loving and lasting relationships. The men and women who lived through this timeContinue Reading

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http://bit.ly/2lyjC2A Gay and bisexual men are also exposed to significant minority stress, a term used to describe the sociopolitical stressors placed on individuals as a result of their minority status. Sexual orientation disparities start relatively early in development. LGBTQ+ individuals are disproportionately exposed to day-to-day discrimination, peer and parental rejection,Continue Reading

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New study reveals why and when straight women form close friendships with gay men https://t.co/xeS71Dl5FP pic.twitter.com/MVmfCb0agr — PsyPost.org (@PsyPost) December 2, 2015 The research affirmed that women place more trust in dating advice from a gay male friend than from heterosexual men because gay men have fewer ulterior mating motives.Continue Reading