Legal gay marriage is still a relatively new phenomenon. As gay men who are now able to get married, we find ourselves in a bit of a quandary: for many male couples, sex is a lot more important for us than it is for heterosexuals. Two married men often have a stronger desire for sex - wanting more of it and with a wider variety of partners - than married opposite-sex couples. How does this work within the structure of a monogamous marriage? Is an open relationship a better structure for gay marriage? Assuming that gay marriages will emulate heterosexual marriages is neither a valid nor a helpful assumption. But, as gay men, where does that leave us? There are currently no “rule books” for how a marriage between two men could or should work. While there are lots of books about how to plan your gay wedding, there are virtually none that address what to do after the honeymoon is over (literally and figuratively). This book fills that void. It offers married gay couples (and gay men considering marriage) an easy-to-follow, practical framework that they can use to help create, adjust and structure their marriages. Using helpful examples and first-hand quotes throughout, Openly-gay psychotherapist Michael Dale Kimmel offers a roadmap for gay men who want to be married but have questions and concerns about monogamy and monotony.
Axel Neustadter explores the possibilities and reveals the secrets of non-monagamous gay love. This book is a guide to the freedom and joy of alternative relationships.
Advocates the importance of individuality in both partners in order to develop an open relationship in marriage
This book was written with the intention of being an in-depth, easy-to-understand guide to the vastly complex Gay Rights movement in the United States and globally.
Sex is like fireworks!—why a little skill turns marriage into red-hot monogamy How sex works best emotionally, physically, and physiologically How to avoid the pleasure thieves that steal your chance for fulfillment The Farrels present ...
The Gay Man's Guide to Open and Monogamous Marriage. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers. Labriola, Kathy. 2010. Love in Abundance: A Counselor's Advice on Open Relationships. Oregon: Greenery Press. Labriola, Kathy. 2013.
The last verse goes like this: The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. What the poet most desires is forbidden to him because he has promises to ...
A practical guidebook for gay singles and couples on building lasting relationships.
Yet despite this deeply held cultural ideal, cheating remains rampant. In this accessible book, Eric Anderson investigates why 78% of men he interviewed have cheated despite their desire not to.
And this is to say nothing of the ongoing trauma wrought by AIDS, which is all too often relegated to history.
Finally, a book about open marriage that grapples with the problems surrounding monogamy and fidelity in an honest, heartfelt, and non-fringe manner.