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Liz is divorced and curious. She's made a friend in her apartment building and she's questioning her sexuality after years of being straight. When she learns that Jenny swings both ways, Liz decides that its time to take their relationship to the next level, and Jenny is more than happy to help her! Stigma faced by LBT substance using women lies at the intersection of gender and sexuality based oppression, and is intertwined with views about gender and behaviors appropriate for women. 47 Historically, AOD use has been more acceptable for men as has been heterosexual promiscuity. 50 Whether the stigma associated with non-normative sexual minority identity is religiously (morally) based or medically (pathologically) based, the social injustices experienced and internalized create pathways to substance use either directly or mediated though mental health symptoms – particularly anxiety and depression. 13, 49, 50 The relationships inmates establish with each other are treated as nothing more than kinky lies to be ashamed of upon returning to the real world,” she writes. “But they’re not. It was bad enough that the prison institution took ownership of my body―that I was caged and stripsearched on a regular basis and had already been sexually harassed by male guards.” At least initially, Leny might not have been trying to seduce me, and was actually just in need of someone kind to distract her from her loneliness,” Knox writes.
New data is currently being collected from a second project, My Treatment Empowerment for Adolescents on the Move (iTEAM) (2009 and ongoing), at the same LGBT youth center. Using the GAIN, 35 independent evaluators from the UA have collected data on 112 homeless/near homeless participants, aged 15–23 years. Youth (32.0% Caucasian) identified themselves as female (43.8%), male (53.6%) or transgender (2.7%). With regard to substance use, about half (48.4%) reported not engaging in illicit substance use during the previous 3 months and less than half (43.2%) reported not engaging in alcohol use in the 3 months prior to entering the program. 36 Thus, while substance abuse may be a problem for many LGBT youth and young adults, a sizable percentage of LGBT youth are able to abstain from use. I'm not about to put Kissing Jessica Stein in this category, because it's too weak of a queer film to be even considered. There's also Mulholland Drive, which had some very brief hot queer moments relative to its era (2001). Heavenly Creatures (1994) served the queer goth community particularly well. Sadly, that community is relatively small.To identify and engage LBT AOD abusers in substance abuse treatment, communities must provide outreach and identification activities that are informative, inclusive, and sensitive to sexual orientation. The US education and medical systems may provide the best opportunity for outreach, identification, and an entrance pathway to treatment. School-based programs may best be implemented through coordination with community programs and volunteers who are trained in LGBT history and care. School counselors need to be informed on LGBT issues and should be knowledgeable about community-based service programs that meet the needs of LBT individuals. It should be noted, however, that our own work indicates that many programs report being sensitive to the needs of LBT women, yet LBT women enrolled in our programs often report differently. Thus, informed knowledge is best generated from LBT women themselves.
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Variations in research findings with regard to women and substance use have been noted given the complexity of the issue. For example, the setting in which subject recruitment occurs (eg, college campus versus community based) may influence outcomes. Research has found that lesbian and bisexual college students reported similar levels of alcohol use but elevated levels of drug use. 33 This is in contrast to community-based studies that show higher levels of alcohol use among lesbian and bisexual women. Meanwhile, other studies that have examined differences in substance use across multiple sexual identity groups have found notable variations between groups. 31, 34 For example, research has found that bisexual women were more likely than heterosexual women to report marijuana use, while mainly (but not exclusively) heterosexual women were more likely than exclusively heterosexual women to report at-risk (binge) drinking. 12 Other research has found that lesbian and bi-sexual women had greater odds of reporting current alcohol related problems compared to heterosexual women, 2 and that LBT women were more likely to report heroin use – a drug associated with needle-related health risks. 26
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Besides being a genuinely considerate movie with some thoughtful meditations on religion and culture, it has the added thrill of having super erotic sex scenes, made possible because: While CSA, IPV and other forms of abuse and harassment are experienced by both heterosexual and sexual minority women, LBT women, especially youth, experience unique forms of abuse and harassment that are directly related to their sexual identity and behavior. Peer relationships are of maximum importance at the same time when youth are beginning to understand their own sense of sexuality. Concern over being rejected, harassed, ridiculed, and abused if they were “discovered” or if they disclosed their sexual minority orientation keeps teens silent. Yet, keeping silent about their sexuality results in isolation from their peers (and family). 17 This fear is real and noted in numerous studies that have documented the percentage of LGBT youth who, due to their sexual orientation, have been verbally, physically or sexually assaulted, threatened, harassed, robbed or mistreated in numerous other ways both by peers and adults. 17 Cheerleader Kait is a wonderfully slutty bi cheerleader and fitness model. She’s managed to seduce most of her team to Onlyfans, and often loves to post with them all showing off their perfect naked bodies all together. With Cheerleader Kait, you can expect a lot of fun solo play, lesbian action, guy on girl, threesomes of all varieties, and more. A girl’s got to have fun somehow. Many LGBT individuals experience high levels of anxiety about being rejected by friends and family members prior to disclosure, and for many rejection is what they experience once they do disclose identifying as LBGT. 43 A recent study looks beyond disclosure and family rejection and examines the effect of the sheer number of rejecting reactions to disclosing one’s minority sexual identity. 44 Findings indicated that experiencing more rejecting reactions was associated with greater AOD use. However, the more accepting reactions a person experiences with regard to their disclosure protects from this negative effect of rejecting reactions for alcohol use but not drug use. These findings highlight the benefit that an accepting non-familial environment might have on the prevention of AOD use – calling for dedicated LGBT community youth centers and other LGBT-accepting social and treatment milieus. The family of origin’s response to disclosure of an LGBT identity can have a profound and long lasting effect. Responses can range from acceptance and support, to tolerance or avoidance, to rejection and abuse. Negative responses often have a devastating effect on the individual, particularly for youth who often do not have well-developed coping strategies, resources to be on their own, or other forms of social support. 40 Most studies examining family rejection and self-disclosure do not distinguish between LGBT groups, rather they insist on LGBT as an identity monolith. Closer examination of data by subgroups would inform on the appropriateness of intervention strategies – fostering the potential to impact self-efficacy, improve mental health status, and reduce risk behaviors Additionally, most studies focus on LGBT adolescents and young adults, given the close relationship and need for immediate family at that age. Research has found that higher levels of family rejection during one’s adolescence were significantly associated with poorer health outcomes for young LGBT adults aged 21–25 years compared with non-LGBT adults aged 21–25 years, and that they will also be 8.4 times more likely to have attempted suicide, 5.9 times more likely to report high levels of depression, 3.4 times more likely to engage in unprotected sexual intercourse, and 3.4 times more likely to have used illegal drugs. 11
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