Title:	The Gender Of Desire Essays on Male Sexuality
Authors:	Kimmel, Michael S.
Keywords:	Essays on Male Sexuality
Issue Date:	2005
Publisher:	State University of New York Press
Description:	Nowhere in our intimate lives is there greater expression of gender difference than in our sexual relationships. “She” may make love “just like a woman,” as Bob Dylan famously sang, but “he” would make love just like a man. Though we often think that sexual orientation is the great dividing line in our sexual expression—if one is gay or straight one knows all one needs to know about their sexualities—the evidence points decidedly the other way, toward an understanding that gender, not sexual orientation, is the dividing line along which sexual expression, desire, and experience is organized. Gay men and straight men think and act sexually in similar ways, as do lesbians and straight women. In that sense, sexually speaking, gay men and lesbians are gender conformist
URI:	http://10.6.20.12:80/handle/123456789/22606
ISBN:	0–7914–6337–0
Appears in Collections:	Gender

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