This paper examines discourse on serodiscordant relationships in interviews with 16 HIV-
positive and 3 HIV-negative gay men living in Scotland. Drawing on critiques concerning …

This article reports on findings from a participatory research study that aimed to ask gay men
about the things they valued in relation to sex, in order to better frame HIV prevention efforts …

Serodiscordant couples are often understood through a discourse of HIV‐risk or researched
in terms of the psychological stressors they face. However, due to antiretroviral treatments …

When viewed over time, many gay men's relationships are not static, or firmly fixed to
monogamy or non-monogamy. This paper uses in-depth interviews with 61 Australian gay …

This paper examines how gay men living with HIV disease come to terms with the profound
sexual implications of their illness. Based on interviews with 25 gay men diagnosed with …

Research on gay men's relationships has neglected monogamy. Instead, it has tended to (a)
emphasize HIV risk and relationship agreements between partners regarding sex and …

At a time when advances in biomedicine have rendered people with HIV non-infectious
under certain conditions, much public discourse on HIV remains stuck in a paradigm of 'risk' …

Anthony Giddens argues that late modernity is characterized by a democratization of
intimate relationships and that gay men and lesbian women appear to be an expression of …

Since the onset of the HIV epidemic, the behaviour of men who have sex with men has been
subject to intense scrutiny on the part of the behavioural and sociomedical sciences. What …

This book explores the sexuality of gay and bisexual men in terms of both men's sexuality in
a holistic sense and in terms of how this translates into meaningful action in terms of …