Queer heterosexuality

Straight Queer Masculinities denote an introduced by the American sociologist Robert Heasley concept to denote differing forms of masculinity in heterosexual men who do not fall into the usual hegemonic paradigms of masculinity. Heasleys approach is situated in the context of Critical Heterosexuality Studies. He describes his childhood as that of a straight sissy -boy.

He distinguishes six types of straight- queer men and boys:

Within the social sciences and psychology is greater insistence in recent years of critical side to the lack of empirical studies on gender role conforming homosexuals and geschlechtsrollennonkonformen heterosexuals (which brought in almost all classical studies, especially for Geschlechtsrollennonkonformität in childhood with later homosexual orientation in relation will ) be hidden. In Germany 2003 Thomas Grossmann ( in which he described the biographical narratives formerly " young typical" and " young atypical " gay men comparing faces ), highlighted the relevance of the investigation " präheterosexueller sissy boys", building on its study pre- homosexual childhoods.