First publication. The degree of one’s affinity for dominant roleplay is shown to be independent from their affinity for submissive roleplay, based on an analysis of 250,000 Internet survey results. A geometric typology of polar vs. nonpolar roleplay profiles is presented.
Below is an edited excerpt from a policy recommendation written by members of Georgia State University’s PRISM Faculty Affinity Group, including myself. The paper was written in response to an incident in which a student was confronted for being in the “wrong” bathroom on Dunwoody Campus. The original 2021 document stated that current University System of Georgia […]
Slideshow (PDF)
Slideshow (PDF) Peer review for an article presenting the method and results of this project was completed in January 2022. The article will be published in 2022 by the Journal of Homosexuality. The slideshow appearing here contains a few full-color figures that couldn’t appear in the (black-and-white) forthcoming print version.