When viewed over time, many gay men's relatnships are not static, or firmly fixed to monogamy or non-monogamy. This paper -pth terviews wh 61 Atralian gay men to explore how monogamy and non-monogamy are experienced over time, expectatns of what nstut the norms regardg gay …
Contents:
- NEGOTIATG GAY MEN'S RELATNSHIPS: HOW ARE MONOGAMY AND NON-MONOGAMY EXPERIENCED AND PRACTISED OVER TIME?
- THE CHURCH HAS MOLS OF NON-SEXUAL SAME-SEX LOVE. WHY DON’T MORE GAY CATHOLICS KNOW ABOUT THEM?
NEGOTIATG GAY MEN'S RELATNSHIPS: HOW ARE MONOGAMY AND NON-MONOGAMY EXPERIENCED AND PRACTISED OVER TIME?
Aromantic: dividuals who do not experience romantic attractn toward dividuals of any genr(s)Biromantic: romantic attractn toward mal and femalHeteroromantic: romantic attractn toward person(s) of a different genrHomoromantic: romantic attractn towards person(s) of the same genrPanromantic: romantic attractn towards persons of every genr(s)Polyromantic: romantic attractn toward multiple, but not all genrsGray-romantic: dividuals who do not often experience romantic attractnDemiromantic: an dividual who do not experience romantic attractn until after a close emotnal bond has been formed. Many asexual people still experience romantic attractn, and may choose to intify as homoromantic, biromantic, heteroromantic, panromantic and much more. Asexualy is a sexual orientatn that’s distct om heterosexualy, homosexualy, bisexualy, pansexualy, and other orientatns.
THE CHURCH HAS MOLS OF NON-SEXUAL SAME-SEX LOVE. WHY DON’T MORE GAY CATHOLICS KNOW ABOUT THEM?
More of the romantic asexuals were bi-romantic their romantic orientatn than eher hetero-romantic or homo-romantic. Homosocial bonds between two femal or two mal might well exceed strength and endurance normative iendships and, some circumstanc, match or surpass heterosexual romanc.
Negotiatg gay men's relatnships: how are monogamy and non-monogamy experienced and practised over time?