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ejop-415	Bagnara, Gian Nicola	Migrant men: managing gay and European identities in London	2007		.htm	text/html	9695	555	57	In contrast to mainstream stage models of homosexuality (see Troiden, 1993; in Garnets & Kimmel, 1993), Anglo-Greek gay men develop a balanced system of multiple identities and gay identity does not become a primary one (Phellas, 2002). and the quality (of sexuality) has decreased because English people and I do not understand each other…and I tried to have a significant relationship with a British man just to prove myself that I cope with it…’ (P5) Sexual Identity: the downplay of gay identities and gay community Migrant gay men, as Cant (1997) suggests, move away from a home experienced as a prison to gain the freedom to open new choices and shape a new life.	cache/ejop-415.htm	txt/ejop-415.txt