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Beyond Acceptance : Parents of Lesbians and Gays Talk About
Their Experiences When a parent or friend hears for the first time that
someone they love is gay, the feelings can range from bewilderment and
confusion to fear and anger. Based upon discussions and interviews with parents
of gays and lesbians, "Beyond Acceptance" provides knowledge and
information that will help parents come to understand their children and build
stronger relationships with them. ($9.56) Buy It | Comment on the
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Transgender Care: Recommended Guidelines,
Practical Information, and Personal Accounts

In an accessible style, the authors discuss the key mental health issues,
with much attention to the vest relationship between professionals and clients.
The book contains a wealth of practical information and accounts of people's
experiences about coming out to one's employer or to one's friends or spouse.
Several essays spell out the legal rights of transgender people with regard to
insurance, work, marriage, and the use of rest rooms. The book has been
reviewed by a national committee of professionals and consumers, some of whose
members contributed essays to the second part of the book. ($27.97)
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Coming Out Insights
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Listed by American Bookseller as "among the most
important gay and lesbian books that should be represented in any general
bookstore," Borhek's original edition of this book (1983) has also been
praised as "sound, sympathetic, and helpful." In this thorough
revision, Borhek brings an additional decade of personal knowledge and
experience to bear on the subject of coming out. ($12.76)
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Amazons the Forgotten Tribe tells the secrets of
sexual attractions and the truth about being gay. This nonfiction book is a
HETEROSEXUAL'S JOURNEY into the gay and lesbian world to understand sexuality
in all its complexity, and, surprisingly, simplicity. Includes twelve personal
stories, the author's journal, a TIME LINE social and legal history of
homosexuality and the prejudice against it. The biology and genetics of
sexuality, the BIBLE and sexuality, and more. ($13.56) Buy It | Comment on the
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Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out

With breathtaking honesty, psychiatrist, Kay Redfield Jamison, tells of her own
manic depression, the bitter costs of her illness, and its paradoxical
benefits: "There is a particular kind of pain, elation, loneliness and
terror involved in this kind of madness.... It will never end, for madness
carves its own reality." This is one of the best scientific
autobiographies ever written, a combination of clarity, truth, and insight into
human character. ($12.95
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The Other Side of the Closet : The Coming-Out Crisis for Straight
Spouses and Families contains stories and tactics for straight
spouses and their families to constructively cope with a mate or family member
who declares his/her homosexuality. Analyzes six key issues a straight spouse
faces when a partner 'comes out' including damaged sexuality, threatened
marital relationships, conflicting spouse/parent roles, devalued self-concept,
destroyed integrity and shattered belief systems.
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Transsexuals : Candid Answers to Private
Questions
The book is quite literally full of questions asked by TSs and parents
and friends of TSs, on almost every topic under the sun, relative to
being a Transsexual. This is a great resource book for anyone trying to decide
if they are really TS or not. For those getting ready to step out of the
closet, this book will likely answer many of the questions your going to be
asked by family and friends. It is also loaded with facts and figures, a
detailed description of what to expect when going to a Gender Identity
committee for the first time, and a complete listing of the Standards of
Care by the Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association,
Inc. ($17.47)
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Parents and Spouses
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How do people come out of the closet to their families and
their own children? These true stories of lesbian and gay parents opening up
with their children are both heartbreaking and heartwarming, but above all,
they are honest. The stories explore such questions as How does one begin? Why
do some children react well while others never accept the truth? Why do these
parents feel they must risk changing their child's world by telling them? For
anyone sensitive to the dilemma of explaining a socially difficult subject to a
child, this is an excellent book. ($7.96) Buy It | Comment on the
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