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Introduction to Special Issue: Situating Sexuality Electronically: The Internet and Sexual Expression / Michael W. Ross (1-4).
Coming Out Online: Interpretations of Young Men’s Stories / Allen B. Thomas, Michael W. Ross, Karol KayeHarris (5-17).
Gay Identity Nonendorsement and the Role of Dissociative Characteristics in a Culturally Diverse Online Sample of Men Who Have Sex With Men / AmirRosenmann, Marilyn P. Safir (18-26).
Personal Safety and Sexual Safety for Women Using Online Personal Ads / Paige M. Padgett (27-37).
Reaching Out, Hooking Up: Lavender Netlife in a New Zealand Study / Mark Henrickson (38-49).
Capturing the Social Demographics of Hidden Sexual Minorities: An Internet Study of the Transgender Population in the United States / B. R. Simon Rosser, J. Michael Oakes, Walter O. Bockting, Michael Miner (50-64).
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