A friendly guide explaining what aromanticism is, how it differs from sexual orientation, how it’s distinct from asexuality, signs you might be aromantic, and what research says about its prevalence.
What does research say about female sexual dysfunction among women with same‑sex experience? We look at prevalence, DSM‑IV distress criteria, and moderating factors.
Emerging Adults: Sexual Orientation, Identity & Health As more 18–29-year-olds embrace diverse sexual orientations, new research spotlights fluid identities, rising LGBTQ+ rates among youth, and… Read More »Sexual Identity Development in Emerging Adulthood
Discover how voice, accent, and intonation serve as tools of identity performance and perception in LGBTQ+ communities, and what recent sociophonetic research reveals.
Q1: What is sexual orientation? A1: Sexual orientation refers to a person’s pattern of emotional, romantic, and sexual attraction to others. It involves who a… Read More »Understanding Sexual Orientation: A Q&A Guide
By Michele Theil Asexuality refers to a lack of sexual attraction to others, or a low interest in sexual activity, regardless of gender. It is… Read More »11 asexuality myths and misconceptions debunked by an asexual
By Tracey Anne Duncan “Hi. I love you,” I said when I met my friend S on the Mississippi river levee for a walk. “I… Read More »Communicating with queer people
Let’s start with a quick simple explanation of what being gay is… and perhaps that will help answer your question. In the most traditional sense,… Read More »How do I know if I’m gay?
As a husband or wife, the sexual satisfaction of both you and your partner is the most important and precious factor for a lifelong happy… Read More »7 warning signs you’re on your way to a sexless marriage
Gay, lesbian and bisexual veterans were at increased risk for suicide mortality, according to results of a retrospective population-based cohort study published in JAMA Network… Read More »Gay, lesbian, bisexual veterans at increased risk for suicide mortality