Explore: Homosexuality [mesh]

950.975.500 – homosexuality MeSH G08.520.950.975.500.400 – homosexuality, female MeSH G08.520.950.975.500.600 – homosexuality, male MeSH G08.520.950.987

802.975.500 – homosexuality MeSH F01.145.802.975.500.400 – homosexuality, female MeSH F01.145.802.975.500.600 – homosexuality, male MeSH F01.145.813 –

Heterosexual Males Visibly Uncomfortable in the Presence of a Gay Foreigner in a Mesh T-Shirt. It was initially a mock title proposed by Hollywood news and gossip

000-x63, homosexuality was the top of the classification list (Code 302.0) until the American Psychiatric Association removed homosexuality from the DSM

other than the heterosexual/homosexual distinction, and in that sense, it is a precondition for the exclusion of homosexuality. Furthermore, humanogenderism

Bond. "Growing Sideways, or Versions of the Queer Child: The Ghost, the Homosexual, the Freudian, the Innocent, and the Interval of Animal." Univ. of Minnesota

Douche A vaginal bulb syringe with lateral holes near the tip of the nozzle Pronunciation /duːʃ/ ICD-9-CM 96.44 MeSH D044364 [edit on Wikidata]

1894, Gide travelled in Northern Africa. There he came to accept his homosexuality. Gide befriended Irish playwright Oscar Wilde in Paris, where the latter

Proust intimates that the narrator is a closeted homosexual. The narrator's manner towards male homosexuality is consistently aloof, yet the narrator is unaccountably

trans women as an extension of sexism). This effimimania conflates male homosexuality, transsexual women, and feminine gender expression, while treating them