Gay people are more likely to experience trouble sleeping, new research reveals. Homosexual men are significantly more likely to have trouble falling asleep, require medication to overcome insomnia or wake feeling unrested compared to straight or bisexual males, a US study found. Lesbians are more at risk of struggling to fall or stay asleep, needing anti-insomnia drugs to help them nod off and feeling they need more shut eye in the morning, the research adds. Previous findings reveal gay or bisexual people are more likely to smoke and suffer severe psychological stress, both of which disturb sleep.


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Gay people are more likely to have trouble sleeping
Anyhow, here's what this group of gay dudes have to say on the matter of gay guys sleeping with straight guys…. It makes me sad that this sort of silly garbage is what the Straight's main LGBT columnist considers important to report on. Where is he in the community? Where was your report on the fifth anniversary event for the Vancouver chapter of the Sister's of Perpetual Indulgence?





You can learn more about Bob Kohler by reading his Village Voice obituary here. For more information about GLF, click here. For an overview of the history of laws regarding cross-dressing, click here. Sylvia talked about her memories of the Stonewall uprising and how she left home in when she was only eleven years old. Sylvia promises that of course she would, but as soon as Rennie is out the door Sylvia pours herself another generous glass of vodka from a bottle that is already well on the way to being emptied.

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