D'Augelli's (1994) model of LGB identity development entails 1) exiting heterosexual identity; 2) develop- ing a personal LGB identity; 3) developing a social LGB identity; 4) disclosing to one's parents; 5) de
we will ask you to imagine a situation where your partner, with your consent, is romantically and sexually involved with someone else in addition to you. In the terminology of non-monogamous relationships, this person (your partner's partner) is called a metamour. If necessary, familiarize...
Gay and lesbian youth who are also members of ethnic minorities may be less likely than nonminority youth to be involved in gay-related social activities, to be comfortable with others knowing they are gay, or to disclose a gay identity.75 In caring for youth who are members of both ...
As you may have already surmised, when it comes to building non-sexual intimacy, activities that produce serotonin and dopamine — the natural hormones that make us happy — rank high on the list. And you guessed it: exercise falls into that category. When working out with someone, you simu...