Homosexuality does not affect your health in any way. Only unsafe sexual practices (of any orientation) can affect your health.
Yes. Paul Winfield's homosexuality was known to his close associates, and was confirmed publicly after his death in 2004.
He is gay, even though he dated Raven Simone. He has made his homosexuality clear on Twitter.
Not to anyone's recollection. All her husbands and partners were men, and she has been known to speak out against homosexuality.
Brian Souter's hatred of homosexuality makes him a prime suspect of being in the closet. If you asked him, I'm sure he would deny it.
I know people referred to lesbianism as sapphos.
It calls into question if the bible is old and out of touch with how progressive we are.
homosexuality doesn't prevent anything, except possibly, unwanted pregnancy.
Irving Ashby has written: 'Primal threat' -- subject(s): Homosexuality, Homophobia, Lesbianism, Sexism
Beverly Burch has written: 'Other women' -- subject(s): Bisexual women, Lesbianism, Psychoanalysis and feminism, Psychoanalysis and homosexuality, Psychological aspects, Psychological aspects of Lesbianism, Psychology, Women and psychoanalysis 'Sweet to Burn'
Carter Heyward has written: 'Staying Power' -- subject(s): Homosexuality, Christianity and justice, Religious aspects of Homosexuality, Christianity, Feminist theology 'Coming Out & Relational Empowerment' -- subject(s): Coming out (Sexual orientation), Homosexuality, Lesbianism, Psychological aspects of Lesbianism, Psychology, Women, Women's rights 'When Boundaries Betray Us' -- subject(s): Case studies, Moral and ethical aspects of Psychotherapy, Psychotherapist and patient, Psychotherapy
Bernice Goodman has written: 'Confronting homophobia' -- subject(s): Gay liberation movement, Homosexuality, Lesbian community, Lesbianism
Lesbianism requires no solution.
This just in! Recent research indicates that women are more likely to change sexual preferences over the course of their lives. This may well be an evolutionary response to take older females out of the running for mates, or it may indicate that women are more honest about their feelings. This may explain the difficulty researchers have had answering the question of relative incidence of homosexuality, and why some surveys have indicated that lesbianism is less common than male homosexuality. (No surveys to date have indicated that lesbianism is more common than male homosexuality.)
Julie Abraham has written: 'Metropolitan lovers' -- subject(s): History, City and town life in literature, History and criticism, American literature, Cities and towns in literature, Gays, Homosexuality, Homosexuality in literature, Social conditions, Lesbianism in literature, City and town life
Homosexuality cannot be prevented. Also, it is not believed to be purely genetic. Sexual orientation is something that is fixed at an early age, possibly birth. Being gay is just as natural as being straight. Even if there were a way to prevent it, there is no reason to prevent it.
Chris Straayer has written: 'Deviant eyes, deviant bodies' -- subject(s): Feminist film criticism, Homosexuality in motion pictures, Sex role in motion pictures, Lesbianism in motion pictures