This survey is designed to identify important aspects of life and relationships for those who experience (or have experienced) same-sex sexual attractions and identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer (LGBQ), heterosexual, or with another sexual identity or reject a label who are or were members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon), and analyze if there are any similarities or differences between those who are:
Those in other types of relationship and single statuses are also invited to participate to expand our understanding of possible options.
This study also investigates if or how religious/spiritual issues are involved in respondents’ level of satisfaction and relationship or single status.
The researchers on this project support self-determination for sexual and gender minorities and do not support conversion therapy. We recognize that our team is socio-politically diverse and, while this might raise concerns from participants, we believe that this kind of diversity is critical to fully understand the phenomena we study.
* Celibate means committed to not acting sexually with another person.
** A mixed-orientation relationship is defined as one partner who is heterosexual and the other partner is same-sex attracted/LGB+.