Trust is experienced almost constantly in all forms of social and interpersonal relationships,
including sexual relationships, and may contribute both directly and indirectly to sexual …

Introduction Gay men with prostate cancer (GMPCa) may have differential health‐related
quality of life (HRQOL) and sexual health outcomes than heterosexual men with prostate …

Orgasms during consensual sex are often assumed to be wholly positive experiences. This
assumption overshadows the possibility that orgasm experiences during consensual sex …

Gay and bisexual (GB) men with prostate cancer (PCa) have been described as an “invisible
diversity” in PCa research due to their lack of visibility, and absence of identification of their …

Prostate cancer is the second most common cause of cancer-related death in men in the
USA, but the effect of prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment on men in a sexual minority …

This article explores the meanings 18 HIV-negative gay male participants in San Francisco
attributed to their positional identity as 'bottoms'. In particular, I analyze two dominant …

Intimate relationships have received increasing attention as a context for HIV transmission.
We examined the relationships among perceptions that condoms interfere with intimacy, gay …

Gay bareback pornographic films featuring men engaging in condomless anal intercourse
draw criticism from scholars, public health advocates, and even other pornographic …

The existing literature has identified that beliefs about the interpersonal meaning of condom
use are a significant predictor of condomless anal sex (CAS). Some have suggested that …

Sexual dysfunction is a common side effect of prostate cancer (PCa) treatment, yet it remains
poorly defined in the literature. Current definitions are based on heteronormative …