The Social Organization of Gay Males

activities acts adult anal appear association attempts attendance authors baths become behavior coming commitment correlations couples culture desires differences discrimination dominance effects emotional intimacy encounters engaged evidence example exclusive existence expectations extent fidelity frequent friends gamma gay bars gay community gay males gay men gay world given groups heterosexual identity indicates individual infidelity inserter institutions interest interpretation labeling lack largely latter laws least less lives majority male homosexuals marital status marriages married masculine measure movement negative attitudes occupations older one's oral organizations participation parties percent percentage persons places police political population positive possible prefer present probably problems question reasons relationships reported respondents role sample seems serve settings sexual orientation sexual partners significant single social Source substantial suggest Table teen-age tend types variable views York young younger