Journal of Bisexuality · 2000 · 11 citations · 0 references
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Summary This article explores the impact of the Internet upon married bisexual and gay men, including the importance they attach to being on-line. What do the men talk about? What issues are most significant to them? What do they gain from the experience of being on-line? Quotations from many on-line posts are included. The information was collected from 1,420 posts written by approximately 350 men from a list administered by the author. In addition, the author includes insights gained from reading posts on nine other lists that include bisexual/gay married men.