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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-19205-2tiations associated with living outside of the heterosexual script of marriage, children, and monogamy. In this chapter, I discuss multiple socio-cultural factors that form the backdrop against which gay/lesbian relationships are lived out. I also discuss challenges specific to same-sex relationships in a heterosexually constructed world.

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Living Life as a Queer Person: Role of Intimate Relationships in Consolidation of Identity,tiations associated with living outside of the heterosexual script of marriage, children, and monogamy. In this chapter, I discuss multiple socio-cultural factors that form the backdrop against which gay/lesbian relationships are lived out. I also discuss challenges specific to same-sex relationships in a heterosexually constructed world.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-71809-5, growing up gay, self and identity development, construction of normative and non-normative sexualities. I discuss, here, traditional perspectives within developmental psychology, childhood studies, and micro sociology on child development, socialization, and role of family, and bring a critical an

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Pierre Bourdieu: P?dagogische Lektürenal research studies on same-sex sexualities within medicine, psychiatry, and psychology, I argue in favour of a methodological framework that is rooted in the lived experiences of gay and lesbian individuals, and is attentive to the socio-cultural, political, and historical contexts within which the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-4416-9e of one’s same-sex sexual identity) as pivotal in the process of healthy identity development. However, I argue in this chapter that decisions related to coming out may be a very complex phenomenon, and may be located in situated complexities and a matrix of cultural, social, and interpersonal real

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