Social Networks of Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgenr Olr Adults - PubMed

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• DIFFERENC SOCIAL NETWORKG BEHAVRS BETWEEN ITALIAN GAY AND HETEROSEXUAL MEN
• SOCIAL NETWORKS OF LBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENR OLR ADULTS

DIFFERENC SOCIAL NETWORKG BEHAVRS BETWEEN ITALIAN GAY AND HETEROSEXUAL MEN

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SOCIAL NETWORKS OF LBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENR OLR ADULTS

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BigJock has a long way to go before n pete wh the heavyweights above, but anythg is possible and there are clearly niche approach unrway throughout the gay male social workg market. Addictn and pulsive e of social works posively rrelate wh the nstct of narcissism (Andreassen et al., 2017), other studi already monstrated how Facebook, Instagram, and other social works uld serve as ial social arenas for people who appreciate and are attracted to ego-strengtheng activi (Ryan & Xenos, 2011; Wang et al., 2012), as they allow people to strengthen their ego on immediate feedback om a potentially large amount of other dividuals (Andreassen, 2015) for gay men, some studi fd higher levels of narcissism for men who intify as gay than for those who intify as heterosexual (Drcher, 2021; Rubste 2010). This uld be attributed to var factors, such as a rponse to the opprsive homophobic power of heterosexual society or due to the high visual standards wh the gay muny that force gay men to take great re of their appearance (Drcher, 2010).

Gay men fd mascule men more attractive and therefore want to overe effemate gay imag by exhibg hegemonic masculy (Connell & Mserschmidt, 2005; Moskowz et al., 2009). The fact that this “straight actg” mak them more attractive the ey of potential partners may promote gay men’s ntued performance of hegemonic masculy, addn to the fact that adherg to the nons of hegemonic masculy mak gay men more accepted by both other gay men and heterosexual men (Connell & Mserschmidt, 2005; Eguchi, 2009; Moskowz et al., 2009). The reprentatn of hegemonic masculy may also subject gay men to the strs of actg a way that reprs their own inty (Lu et al., 2018).

Common elements between dividuals who intify themselv as gay and people addicted to social works are the high psychologil vtment their physil appearance and the nstant parison between their own body image and others’ (Wood, 2004) purpose of the followg study is to asss the differenc between gay and heterosexual men regardg social workg addictn and social work e, grandse and vulnerable narcissism, FOMO, and vtment one’s physil appearance. Incln creria to participate this study were: beg male, intifyg himself as exclively gay or heterosexual, beg between the ag of 18 and 45, and havg a Facebook and Instagram acunt for at least six months.