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Integrating identities.

Authors: Jean M, Lynch;

Integrating identities.

Abstract

Lesbians and gays who become step parents undergo a series of identity transitions. Previous models typically used to describe gay and lesbian identity formation lack attention to later life transitions. I argue that these models provide little understanding of the experiences of lesbians and gays who integrate their lesbian/gay identity with a step parent status. This transition is more complex than that experienced by either their partners (previously married biological parents) or by heterosexual step parents.

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Male, Parents, Parenting, Social Identification, Homosexuality, Female, Models, Psychological, Self Concept, Humans, Family, Female, Homosexuality, Male

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influence
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