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-- health information for all gender and sexual minorities home gsm 101 gsm health 101 trans 101 for trans people resources about & faq a long needed update, doctor administration no responses » jun 18 2018 open minded health has been running for 7 years. just let that sink in. for seven years i’ve been posting about gender and sexual minority health. sometimes i posted weekly, other times biweekly. all through medical school, personal illness and injury and tragedy. and open minded health is still here. some marriages don’t survive medical school (mine did!). but open minded health did. on march 16 i found out that i matched into my preferred specialty of family medicine. and i learned where i will spend the next three years of my training. on may 13 this year i graduated medical school. i am now a physician. and on the 29th of this month i will begin the next phase of medical training: residency. for those unused to thinking about medical education, residency is a kind of on-the-job training all physicians must go through to become licensed. residency is so called because residents almost live at the hospital. long gone are the days of 72 hour shifts and wheeling patients to the x-ray machines ourselves. however, residency is still a grueling time. we may now be capped at 80 hour work weeks. and i may personally only rarely need to pull a 24 hour shift. but it’s still an intense time in medical education. for me, residency is made all the more complicated by location. i was lucky enough to get one of my top two residencies. it was one of the three closest to my home. however that means it’s only..a one hour drive away. my wife and i have made the difficult decision to continue to live at home. so i will be entering the hardest education of my life, and adding a commute on top. all this leaves very little space for open minded health. that doesn’t mean open minded health will end. i firmly believe in the mission of open minded health: to bring health information to all gender and sexual minorities, so that we can all make the best health care decisions for ourselves. what this may mean is less frequent, sporadic updates. it may mean guest posts and additional authors. it may mean a formal hiatus from new posts for a while. at least, until i get settled. i’m exploring options. what this does not mean is a complete end to open minded health. this website, and trans 101, will stay up. i will continue to do my best to check on and respond to comments and questions. for now, please accept my gracious thanks for being an open minded health reader. i will update when i can. take care, all. remember to play safe, see your doctor regularly, and enjoy life! – dr rose lovell posted by rosehelene at 4:57 pm tagged with: 101 , cause , gender and sexual minorities , health , health care , location , men , minority , physician , sex , sexual minority , sti , trans , trans 101 bisexual vs pansexual [opinion] quickie 2 responses » jul 10 2017 this week’s post is different from our usual. no exploration of health disparities, no risk-reducing tips. and no complicated studies. instead, this week i wanted to take a moment and explore the bisexual vs pansexual definition debate. i will admit that like most posts, this one was inspired by an article . but this was an exploratory article looking at the definitions of pansexual that were online, not a formal study that recruited participants. i’m not going to explore their published results here. instead, let’s talk definitions. why does language matter? why talk about this? the purpose of language is to communicate. to communicate, we need a common set of ideas we all agree on. if i say that “that tree is red”, you and i would need to share concepts for me to be understood. if your concept of a tree is a bush and my concept is a giant redwood tree, i would have failed to communicate. the same is true if my red is orange and your red is purple. my sentence would not be understood in the way i intended it. language also matters in terms of identity and labels. we use words to self-identify. we intentionally put ourselves into boxes. by doing so, we can use labels to quickly communicate. we also claim an “us” group we belong to. we claim a tribe, one that gives us a psychological sense of wellbeing. in addition, language can hurt. that hurt may or may not have been intentional. the connotations, or unstated associations, of words have as much impact as the words themselves. so there are several reasons to talk about language and word choice. what is bisexuality? the bisexual flag bisexual is an older term than pansexual. bisexuality was originally used to refer to plants with both male and female reproductive parts. the definition changed in 1892. bisexual referred to humans who had sex with both male and female partners that year. by the 1970’s, groups of bisexuals joined with homophile (gay and lesbian) groups. they advocated for equal treatment and raise awareness. modern definitions of bisexual include: a person who is romantically or sexually attracted to both men and women, or to people of various gender identities; ambisexual. [ dictionary.com ] of, relating to, or characterized by sexual or romantic attraction to members of both sexes; also : engaging in sexual activity with partners of more than one gender [ merriam-webster ] dictionary.com goes on to note that: traditionally bisexual has referred to romantic or sexual attraction to two, and no more than two, genders, specifically male and female. however, the term is increasingly being used to refer to a level of sexual fluidity in which an individual moves bi-directionally along a spectrum of sexuality. this newer sense accounts for attraction to people who do not fall within the gender binary. what is pansexuality? the pansexual flag pansexual is a much newer term. sigmund freud coined the term in 1926. yes, that’s the “father” of psychology. he used the term to refer to sexual energy drives all human activity. modern usage of the term seems to have emerged in the 1990’s . in particular, it became popular when miley cyrus came out as pansexual. today, the definition of pansexual includes: of, relating to, or characterized by sexual desire or attraction that is not limited to people of a particular gender identity or sexual orientation [ merriam-webster ] expressing or involving sexuality in all its forms, or sexual activity with people of any sexual orientation or gender identity. [ dictionary.com ] some pansexuals also include gender-blindness in their definitions. others explicitly include attraction to intersex and trans people in their definitions. what’s the difference? they seem awfully alike… and, in truth, there’s a lot of overlap. both bisexuals and pansexuals are attracted to more than one sex or gender. bisexual is an older, more well established term. that also means it carries certain stigma. you likely know the stereotypes already — that bisexual people are promiscuous or can’t make up their minds. there’s discrimination from both the straight and gay communities. pansexual is new enough that it isn’t nearly as widely known. ask an average person on the street and chances are they won’t know what it means. pansexuals also face the stereotypes of promiscuity and inability to make up their minds. what i’ve heard pansexuals say is that pansexuality emphasizes acceptance of genders and sexes outside the binary. that is, genders other than man/woman and sexes other than male/female. some pansexuals explicit include attraction the politics and here is where the politics come in. because of course there are politics. some bisexual people feel that term pansexual is an attempt to express the same sexual orientation as bisexual, only without the baggage of the term bisexual. others argue that the pan in pansexual implies hypersexuality. pan means “all”. does that also mean attraction to all humans of consenting age? what are the borders of pan ? in tur

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