Gay men experience various stressors, including gay-specific stressors such as
discrimination and internalized homonegativity as well as general stressors such as …

Gay-related stress occurs when gay men and lesbians must deal with stressors that are
unique to their sexual orientation. This research examined the relationship of gay-related …

Abstract Gay, lesbian, bisexual, pansexual, and queer (GLBPQ) individuals have higher
rates of negative psychological outcomes, but the reasons for these trends are unclear. Gay …

Exposure to gay-related discrimination, perceived stigma or other stressors is associated
with poorer mental health for gay and lesbian individuals. Yet not all gay men and lesbians …

Though research has demonstrated that gay men suffer stress-related mental health
disparities compared with heterosexuals, little is known about factors that protect gay …

Social stressors stemming from within the gay community might render gay and bisexual
men vulnerable to mental health problems. The 20-item intraminority Gay Community Stress …

While minority stress research increasingly show that high rates of homonegative
experiences can contribute to negative mental health outcomes in gay men, less is known …

The present study investigated the direct and additive effects of racial minority stress and
sexual minority stress on the psychological well‐being among a community sample of 139 …

Gay and bisexual men might face unique, status-based competitive pressures given that
their social and sexual relationships often occur with other men, who are known to compete …

Stigma has been linked to adverse mental health outcomes among gay and bisexual men,
yet how psychological resources facilitate adaptive coping remains unclear. The present …