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Home / Resources / Alternatives to Monogamy Among Gay Male Couples in a Community Survey: Implications for Mental Health and Sexual Risk

Alternatives to Monogamy Among Gay Male Couples in a Community Survey: Implications for Mental Health and Sexual Risk

March 20, 2017 by

Source: Archives of Sexual Behavior
Contributors: Parsons et al. 2013
Topic: Mental Health/Health, Research Studies

View study at www.researchgate.net

The researchers examined the psychological and behavioral impact of same-sex relationships on the health of gay and bisexual men who identified as single or in monogamous, “monogamish,” or open relationships. The authors found that being in same-sex monogamous or monogamish relationships had psychological, behavioral, and sexual health benefits compared to being single or in open relationships.kaiswer These findings suggested that varying forms of non-monogamy should be explored for their relevance to health behaviors.

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