Titlebook: Gay Men‘s Relationships Across the Life Course; Peter Robinson Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 20

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-23966-3ionships their straight friends enjoy and why they were fashioned the way they are. I hope also it goes some way to help straight readers understand the reasons for gay relationships being as they are and why they were created both in the shape of heterosexual relationships and differently in order

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Single Men,e is a narrative that depicts the single life as incomplete and single people as invariably lonely. On the other hand, there is another, possibly more powerful narrative, its origins dating from the 1950s and 1960s, in which the single life is represented as exotic, perhaps even threatening because

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Long-Lasting Relationships, remarkable that, despite persistent, public stereotypes of youthful promiscuity or loneliness in old age and despite a long history of minimal social recognition of or support for gay, couple relationships, a substantial minority of a quarter of the men from the international sample (. = 97) provid

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Fatherhood, sample.. When these 22 men spoke about relations with their children, they mainly did so by first, explaining the means by which they came to be parents, which I call ‘fatherhood settings’, and second, describing in more detail the nature of relations with their children, which I call ‘fatherhood s

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Marriage,ay men were capable of conducting stable, long-term relationships resembling the companionate marriage in all but name, and had a history of doing so. This chapter and the next are paired because they both consider the views of the men from the international sample regarding the push for marriage eq

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