Inclination of Teenagers to Become Involved in Lesbianism in Kuala Lumpur

Juaini, Nurul Jannah Mohd; Halim, Mutia Sobihah Abd

doi:10.6007/ijarbss/v7-i12/3739

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“…The greater affection, understanding, and treatment of MNF's same-sex partners encouraged the construction of SGM. 14,16,18 The commitment and acceptance from samesex partners were better than those from male partners because of the comparable thinking styles and emotions among women. 14,18 A participant shared, 'I am comfortable with my "pengkid" treatments and caring.…”

Section: Emotional Validation By Peersmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Then, the scores were summed up, with total scores ranging from 8 to 24. The quality of the articles was classified as weak (total score of 8-15), moderate (total score of [16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23], or strong (total score of 24).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Most MNF preferred spending time with peers compared to parents, as peers were more understanding. 14,16,18,20,22,23 As one participant said, 'I always hang out at her place […] share our problems [...] We understand each other.' 16 Additionally, under the influence of peers, MNF accepted that same-sex relationships are a normal phenomenon, as mentioned by one participant: 'Previously, I was uninterested and ridiculed this type of homosexual behaviour.…”

Section: Emotional Validation By Peersmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Previous relationship failures or being rejected by men imprinted a negative view of men, which led to a deeper affection towards women than men. 14,16,18,20 One participant said, 'Why can't men treat women with tenderness and love? I have experienced a man who treated me badly, I hate this kind of treatment.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…MNF with a history of being abused and witnessing abuse develop a fear of men. 13,16,18 This was mentioned by one participant, who said, 'I never had any experience or incident that made me be in "awe" of or made me want to get close to men. I consider men only want fun and their victims are women.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Construction of Sexual and Gender Minority Identity among Malay-Muslim Natal Females: A Meta-Synthesis

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Muhamad

Razak

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Malay-Muslim identity is the regular norm among Malays in Malaysia; however, this identity has been challenged with the emergence of sexual-and-gender minority (SGM). Even though Malay cultural values and Islamic teachings prohibit same-sex orientation and cross-gender, a SGM group has evolved among Malay-Muslim natal females. This meta-synthesis was conducted to explore the psychosocial factors involved in the construction of SGM and its consequences among Malay natal females in Malaysia using the Sandelowski-Barroso approach. A systematic search of articles was done in the selected databases by using identified keywords between October to December 2020. Twelve full articles were included after proper screening and in-depth reviews. The quality of these articles was assessed independently by two researchers. The articles were then analysed using ATLAS.ti 8 software to group the data into subthemes and themes. Lastly, the effect sizes of each subtheme were calculated. Three main themes were identified: affection seeking, hurtful experience and nurturing influences. Malay natal females also shared consequences following construction of SGM identity which include acceptance from community, continuous conflicts in life and mental health consequences. This meta-synthesis revealed the influences that shape the construction of Malay SGM women. Thus, interventions shall be planned to aid them according to cultural and psychosocial factors.

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Section: Emotional Validation By Peersmentioning

confidence: 99%