In his article “What Is This Thing Called a Lover?” found in this May 1987 issue of Torso
(which has been broken into two parts), Dennis Decameron explores what
constitutes a same-sex relationship. Exploring the dynamics of several
couples, the writer contends that, unlike a heterosexual relationship
where children are the primary focus, the concentrations in homosexual
unions are different, ranging from an interest in real estate to mutual
creativity. Yet, despite these varied attentions, sex, Decameron argues,
is the main focus for all homosexual bonds. Included in this
second half (see the first half here) is a review of the adult film Sunstroke, an advertisement for the Pride Institute alcohol and substance abuse recovery center, and photo spreads titled “Afrique” and “Under Construction.”
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