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Monthly Archives: September 2008
Telling the Children
Many straight spouses are concerned about what to tell their children. WHAT to tell is just as important as HOW to tell it. Generally this conversation goes better if a couple has it together with their children. But when one spouse wants … Continue reading
Life in Someone Else’s Closet: Discovery, Disclosure, Denial
While the gay spouse is coming out of the closet, the straight spouse finds they are pushed into a very tight, cramped and dark little closet of anger, despair, grief, shame, and wildly conflicting emotions. The process is one of discovery and/or disclosure, and sometimes denial.
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Posted in Family Issues, Healing and Moving Forward, The Down Low
Tagged closet, Coming out, down low, straight spouse
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Source of Support for Spouses or Partners in Mixed-Orientation or Trans-Nontrans Relationships
After gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender partners come out in a heterosexual relationship, where do their heterosexual partners and spouses find support for their issues? Continue reading
Posted in Family Issues, Healing and Moving Forward
Tagged peer support, straight spouse
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Coming Out in Marriage is a Family Matter
Coming out of the closet for a gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender spouse in a heterosexual marriage is a family matter. Continue reading
Posted in Family Issues
Tagged children and family, Coming out, lgbt spouse, marriage
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Brad Pitt, Gay Marriage, and Charitable Donations
What if famous people publicly supported the Straight Spouse Network? Continue reading
Podcast of Amity Buxton, Founder of Straight Spouse Network
Many straight spouses find Amity Buxton’s book The Other Side of the Closet, when they first begin their journey of discovery/disclosure. Amity is the founder of the Straight Spouse network. To hear a podcast of Amity’s discussion the process of … Continue reading
Straight Spouse Network’s Matching Campaign has started
As of Labor Day, our “angel” will be matching one dollar for every two dollars donated up the maximum of $50,000. IF Straight Spouse Network gets donations in over and above the $50,000 mark, then the “angel” will match dollar for dollar. … Continue reading
Posted in General Information
Tagged Donate, Fundraiser, IGive, Matching Campaign, SSN, Str8, Straight Spouse Network
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What is a Straight Spouse?
If you are a heterosexual who has discovered that your husband or wife is having an affair with a person of the same sex, or has an interest in same sex pornography or photographs or cross dresses, you are a … Continue reading
The Straight Spouse Network
The Straight Spouse Network (SSN) is an international organization that provides personal, confidential support and information to heterosexual spouses/partners, current or former, of gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender mates and mixed-orientation couples for constructively resolving coming-out problems. SSN also offers … Continue reading
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Tagged dl, down low, mixed orientation marriage, straight spouse
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