(Empfohlene Literatur: Restoring Sexual Identity" von Anne Paulk sowie Joe Dallas)
Auch hier gibt es verschiedene Einflüsse: Traumata in der Kindheit etwa - einschließlich sexuellem, verbalen, seelischen oder körperlichen Missbrauchs. Viele Frauen mit gleichgeschlechtlichen Neigungen haben so etwas durchgemacht. Auch das "Raufbold"-Verhalten in der Kindheit ist durchaus typisch. Allerdings ist das eher eine Phase als weibliches Verhalten bei Jungs. Tritt ein "Raufbold"-Verhalten bei Mädchen mit bereits gestörter sexueller Identität auf, kann es durchaus zur Homosexualität führen. Das Vermeiden von typisch weiblichen Spielen und Aktivitäten, eine Vorliebe für männlcihe Spielgefährten und eine Zurückweisung weiblicher Interessen sind als Indikatoren zu sehen, wie ein Mädchen seine eigene Weiblichkeit in der Kindheit sieht. Das alleine macht aus ihr aber noch keine Lesbe. Auch beschädigte Mutter-Tochter Beziehungen können eine Rolle spielen. Wenn die Mutter ihre Aufgaben bereits im Babyalter vernachlässigt, bekommt dieses die Botschaft, dass es sich nicht auf die Mama verlassen kann. Es identifiziert sich dadurch eventuell nicht mit der Mutter und traut ihr auch nicht. Mütter, die psychisch und emotional nicht stabil sind, stellen außerdem ihre Bedürfnisse oft über die ihrer Töchter. Vielleicht ist die Mutter auch emotional nicht zugänglich. Die Tochter versucht dann verzweifelt, der Mama zu gefallen, kommt aber nicht durch zu ihr.
Auch der Papa kann seine Rolle vernachlässigen. Vielleicht bestätigt er sie nicht in ihrer Weiblichkeit oder ist ihr gegenüber feindselig. Schließlich kann auch die Persönlichkeit und das Temperament der Tochter eine wichtige Rolle spielen: ist sie leicht verletzlich, kann sich die spätere Anfälligkeit für Homosexualität erhöhen.
Kommt es dann zu einer lesbischen Beziehung, ist anzumerken, das im Gegensatz zu Männern Sex und sexuelle Anziehung nicht so immens wichtig sind. Halten und Gehaltenwerden, Zuneigung und Zärtlichkeit sind weitaus wichtigere körperliche Aktivitäten. Sex symbolisiert eher emotionale Intimität. In diesen Beziehungen entwickelt sich immer eine besonders enge Bindung. Diese ist auch sehr zerbrechlich (Angst vor dem Verlassenwerden, Streiterein um Macht und Kontrolle, Verlangen nach einer anderen Person, die einem Sicherheit und Bedeutung gibt). Im Gegensatz zu Schwulen schließen Lesben auch eher die Gesellschaft aus (Familie, frühere Freunde usw.), um die Kontrolle zu sichern und vor dem Getrenntwerden bewahrt zu werden. "Ich kann nicht leben ohne dich" ist ein sehr typischer Ausdruck für lesbische Beziehungen. Einer Frau helfen, ihre gleichgeschlechtlichen Neigungen zu überwinden, heißt ihr klarzumachen, welche Bedürfnisse diesen zugrunde liegen und ihr helfen, diese in angemessener Weise zu befriedigen.
Siehe auch Artikel bei Narth hier.






Wie entwickelt sich Homosexualität?
Die menschliche Sexualität wird von mehreren Faktoren bestimmt. Unter anderem:

(Dr. Robert Lewis)
Link: Chastity, Abstinence & Dating: A Real Woman
For this reason we are delighted to announce two meetings for women:

Dealing with same-sex issues? [visit page]
| Control: The Last Stronghold of Lesbianism |
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Susanna's story
Marriage & Singleness
by Martin Hallett
Lesli's Story
"How God has made me into the women I am today"
Coming Home : A Prodigal's Tale
A Testimony by Sally
"OK Mum, I'm Gay"
Two mothers share their testimonies

I think I might be lesbian...
information for teenage girls and young women
I think I might be lesbian because...
I'm a bit confused about my sexual feelings...
I have some feelings of attraction to other girls...
Maybe I could just pretend I don't have these feelings, and wait for them to go away...
The other kids call me names like "dyke" and "les"...
The guys always put me down and reject me. They say no one would ever want to go out with me...
I don't like the same kind of stuff (clothes, shopping, etc.) that other girls like...
I have this desire to look at the other girls in the change room after gym class....
I was sexually abused by a guy/an adult man. I must be lesbian because I hate men now...
I really want another woman to take care of me, love me and spend time with me...
I tried to have sex with a guy once, and it was an absolute failure...
I'm only attracted to girls, and not at all to guys....
If I feel I really am lesbian, does that mean I just have to learn to live with it and like it?
lesbianism is wrong, according to the bible.
Understanding the Lesbian Client
Lesbian Sexuality Said to be "Fluid"
Women and Sexual Addiction
New Study Confirms Higher Level of Psychiatric Disorders Among Men and Women Engaging in Same-Sex Behavior
Counselor Sheds Light On Helping Women With Same-Sex Attractions
Control: The Last Stronghold of Lesbianism
Endogenous Temptation and Spiritual Warfare
Women & Woundedness
Help for Female Addicts
The Growth of Trouble: Q & A with a Female Addict
Links:
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Lesbian book review Click Here to Read More... |
| Pat Boone Christian entertainment artist corresponds with a lesbian. Click Here to Read More... |
| Apples and Oranges: My Journey to Sexual Identity Former lesbian activist falls in love with a man. Click Here to Read More... |
Hello,
My name is Emily Likens and I attend Living Stone Calvary Chapel in Canon City, Colorado. I am working alongside my husband, Bob (who is on the board of directors), and a group of people who have be given the desire to provide a place of healing and rest for women affected by sexual sin. This includes rape, prostitution, sexual abuse, homosexuality, adultery, pornography, homelessness, pregnancy, abortion and the sex entertainment industry. I am hoping to get in touch with someone who might be willing to share with me on set up of your program/recovery center. I am trying to flesh out house rules, daily schedule of the home, basic program requirements, discipleship programs, counseling, sex education, in-take forms for women etc. We are a NPO called Lydia's House, Inc. Right now we are still hammering out the details.
A little about Lydia’s House, Inc.-
Our mission statement: To walk with her, to restore His beloved, keeping her in constant touch with our Comforter, Healer and Redeemer.
Our Goal: Creating a Christ centered home for women who need the truth, hope and love that can only be given by our Lord Jesus Christ. A place where they can break sinful patterns at the Cross and begin the healing process from sexual sin.
Women will be immersed in the healing of God’s Word through daily devotionals, bible studies, and personal quiet time. There will be a required study dealing specifically with sexual sin that the women must participate in. They will also serve one another and the community, sharing Christ’s love. Through this they will begin to understand the depth of God’s love and start to foster a relationship with Him.
Here is my own personal testimony:
The value of a Christ centered, Christ based halfway house for women.
He is like a tree planted by the streams of water, which yields its fruit in season and whose leaf does not wither. Whatever he does prospers. Psalm 1:3
I didn’t start out with flowering fruit in my life but I certainly started in the desert of Arizona, in the spiritual desert of my young life. I was 18, living away from home attending the University of Arizona. I came from a typical alcoholic home and had been affected from the years of physical, mental and sexual abuse. Though God has graciously allowed for me to remember only vaguely all that went on, I still had formed traits typical to abuse survivors. I had started early on to identify my body as property , a thing used to barter temporary love and affection. I took out all my hurt and anger on my body looking at it with disgust when it once again failed me in getting me the love and acceptance that I desired. I cut it, over worked it to the point of collapse, overfed it, starved it, and flaunted it openly. I began to think that I could only gain favor with anyone by giving away the precious jewel of purity that God had given me. Needless to say by the time I had arrived at the age of 18, I was a dry, cracked, ugly, dead stick of wood. At that point in my life I didn’t think that any amount of watering could revive me. I was a barren land spiritually. After my freshman year of college I knew that things were not well with my soul and I decided to check myself into a short term treatment facility to get my bulimia under control. Before I had even completed the 30 days, I was told that I needed a much longer treatment care plan. At that point I was given the choice of Colorado or Prescott, Arizona. Since I had always wanted to live in Colorado I decided I might as well continue on there. Now, in hindsight, I can see God’s mighty hand working in my life. The treatment center I was going to was an all women’s facility which would not allow me to find a man to cling to, instead it allowed me to find the Man to surrender my life too. Upon arriving in Colorado, I was informed of the rules that I needed to abide by in order to stay. I had the desire to change but the rules provided no concrete direction. The direction came in the form of a Christian girl only 1 year older than myself. I was told by my counselor that she needed to be my sponsor and I can say now, that was an incredible gift from God. She asked me to come to church with her, so I did and for 12 Sundays I went to church, but didn’t really see the importance of accepting Jesus Christ as my savior. I felt that the messages presented were very relevant to my life but I could not delve any further into Christianity. After 107 days it was recommended to me that I attend a halfway house in Florida for 90 more days. There, they assured me I would learn how to re-integrate myself into normal society. The house in theory was a good thing. It was a safe place for only women. The goal, through many group therapy sessions, personal therapy sessions and outside work, was to learn how to function in everyday life in a “normal” way. I went there expecting to meet God like I did in Colorado and was sorely disappointed. It was as dry as Arizona and I began to drift back into my old ways. I began seeking out male attention and wondering what was wrong with me, why didn’t any man want me? What I didn’t get yet was that there was a Man who wanted me, all of me and had gone through extreme measures even to the point of dying for me so I could be with Him. All I knew was God was in Colorado and if I wanted to be a changed person I needed to go back. So after I spent ninety days learning how to work along side other women, how to cook, how to take care of myself physically and was given some basic living skills, I packed up my truck and headed back out to Colorado. During this time I had kept in contact with my Colorado sponsor and some friends who “happened” to be Christians. They set me up with a Christian roommate and helped me get acquainted with the town that I now call home. Although I wasn’t in a Christian halfway house God wasted no time setting up a “program” tailored just for me. I began to get involved with church and could see my desperate need for Jesus. I accepted Him in my truck driving to my house and from then on my life has been changed. You see I was a woman who needed the Lord. I needed Him to say how much I mattered to Him, how much He cared and that He would go through anything, anywhere just to be with me. There are so many women who desperately need to know the same truth. They have been parched for so long and unfortunately there are not many places that will water their soul with Christ. They need a safe place that has rules not just placed there for the success of a “program” but are there out of love, directing them towards Jesus. They need to see Jesus in the lives of others and know it is not just a treatment conversion, but a real relationship. I believe that the benefits of such a home for women who have just come to know the Lord or will soon know Him are irreplaceable. There needs to be a home that is a place of refuge and protection, a place of serving and being served, a safe haven built upon and centered in the love of Christ. Speaking as a woman who would have benefited from a Christian halfway house, I believe that this is a God inspired epiphany.
I am sharing this with you not to draw attention to myself or to evoke sympathy but to share the real need for this home. Lydia’s House, Inc. is a much prayed for place in this community and we appreciate your time and help in this matter.
Please feel free to contact us by phone, e-mail or mail:
Bob and Emily Likens-
(719)-275-6135
Liveforhim5@peoplepc.comLydia’s House, Inc.
P.O. Box 423
Penrose, Co 81240
Hi Friends,
This is to announce the launching of a Teleconference Consulting Group for
professional counselors and lay counselors/ministers on issues pertaining to
counseling or supporting women with same-sex attraction.
This has been a long time coming, and I for one, am extremely EXCITED!!!!
I will facilitate the group, but will in no means dominate the group.
This will be a time for all of you to participate - to share your knowledge,
present cases, ask for advice, offer your wisdom, discuss concerns, and
address trends in the politico-social-psychological fields currently impacting our
clients and work.
We will address the next generation of lesbian women as well as the
"classical" lesbian woman.
FIRST SESSION: Tuesday, January 20th at 1:00 Mountain Standard Time
TO CALL IN: Dial 1-218-339-2500
ACCESS CODE: 610090#
CHARGE: NO CHARGE for first session.
PLEASE RSVP to this email address if you are planning on attending. That way
if any of the contact information changes, we can notify you prior to the
20th.
The future dates, frequency and times will be determined by the end of the
January 20th session. Information will be sent out at that time providing you
with formal instructions on registration and payment policy.
Hope to visit with you on the 20th!
Janelle Hallman
For more information, contact my office at (303) 429-2100
Janelle Hallman, MA, LPC
_janellehallman@juno.com_ (mailto:janellehallman@juno.com)
_www.janellehallman.com_ (mip://046893c8/www.janellehallman.com)
303.429.2100
A Christ-less Christianity?
By Tim Wilkins (Permission granted to reprint; cite www.CrossMinistry.org)
“Is there any way I can help my daughter without Jesus Christ?”
Certain my facial expression registered sheer horror, I grappled with how to reply to this mother whose daughter was lesbian.
Standing in front of several hundred people exacerbated my horror - even though I knew Christianity was not a predominant religion in Hong Kong where I was speaking.
I eventually answered her query, but later thought, “This mother has actually put into words what is often proclaimed by some people - a ‘Christ-less Christianity.’”
Some people speak of their faith as a “thing”.
Several years ago, a woman told me she had shared her “faith” with a “gay couple” in her neighborhood. When I asked how the neighbors responded to Jesus Christ, she said “Oh, I did not talk about Jesus; I only talked about my faith.”
How do you do that? How do you talk about astronomy without addressing celestial bodies?
During this season, some retailers will promote a “Christ-less Christmas.” Believers should first be concerned with a Christ-less Christianity.
Speaking with a former homosexual who wanted to “test” her upcoming testimony on me, I listened closely. She had been invited to speak at a much celebrated support group ministry- for which I have great respect. As she reached a crucial point, I suggested, “this is a great time to throw the spotlight on Jesus Christ.” Her answer both gripped and griped me, “Oh, the support group’s leaders want us to promote the ministry.”
I was left wondering if I had misread Psalm 121:2. “My help comes from the Lord.”
If a blurb of spoken words does not include Jesus Christ, a testimony has not been shared; only a story has been told.
Revelation 12:11 says that believers overcame the accuser by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony.” Possibly the best definition of a testimony comes from Jesus Himself after He healed the man from Gadara. Mark 5:18-19 reads “As Jesus was getting into the boat, the man…begged to go with him. Jesus did not let him, but said, "Go home to your family and tell them how much the Lord has done for you, and how he has had mercy on you.”
When I first began sharing my testimony of freedom from homosexuality in 1996, it sounded more like “what great things ‘I’ had done for the Lord.” But in truth, the only thing I can contribute to God’s redemptive plan is my sinfulness.
A testimony of God’s mercy focuses on Jesus Christ.
An old spiritual both asks and answers a question – “Where can I go, but to the Lord.”
John Eldridge writes, “Healing does not happen apart from intimacy with Jesus Christ.”
After Jesus fed a multitude miraculously, some Pharisees asked Jesus to show them a “sign from heaven.” (Mark 8:11) Ironically, The “Sign from heaven” was standing in front of them.
Blessed is the man or woman who admits they need help and find it in Christ Jesus.
He is not a means to an end; He is the Alpha and the Omega, the First and the Last, the Beginning and the End. He is the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. And all God’s fullness dwells in Him. (Cross Ministry)
Gott spricht:
„Bleibt nicht bei der Vergangenheit stehen!
Schaut nach vorne, denn ich will etwas Neues tun!
Es hat schon begonnen, habt ihr es noch nicht gemerkt?“
aus Jesaja 43, 18-21
Ashira-Shalom ist die erste Selbsthilfegruppe des Freundschaftsnetzwerkes für betroffene Frauen in der Schweiz
Am 2. Juni 2007 war unser Start in Zürich. Es sind – ausser uns drei Gründungsfrauen - noch drei Frauen dazu gekommen, die sich unterdessen für eine verbindliche Teilnahme in der Selbsthilfegruppe (Kerngruppe) entschieden haben. Damit ist die Kerngruppe vorläufig komplett. Ein Einstieg im Teil der offenen Begegnung ist jederzeit möglich. Die Teilnahme in der Kerngruppe setzt in Zukunft das Wochenende „Homosexualität verstehen“ sowie das Seminar „Offenheit und Konfrontation“ von Wüstenstrom voraus.
Wir treffen uns jeweils einmal im Monat am Samstag:
10 – 15 Uhr Verbindliche Kerngruppe nach dem Konzept „Offenheit und Konfrontation“ (Wüstenstrom)
ab 15.30 Uhr Offene Begegnung und gemeinsame Aktivität
077 419 09 21 oder
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www.outofthedepths.org (Bonnie, you're so great! A biiiiiig hug from Germany!!)
P.O. Box 612
Millville, NJ 08332
(856)-327-3658
email: Ootdxg@aol.com
Ellen DeGeneres or Ellen The Degenerate?

Dr. Lynn Wildmon-White
Former President and Founder of Esther Ministries
Email: lynn@estherminsitries.org
Eli and Karel Machen with Omega Recovery Institute, Inc.
Phone 828-216-1990
E-mail elimachen@aol.com
For a great online Christian Women’s Support Group contact:
New Life Partners Web Site at: www.newlifepartners.org
Weitere Links:
Arbeitsgemeinschaft biblische Frauenarbeit der Evangelischen Allianz
Evangelische Frauenarbeit in Deutschland
http://www.girls4god.de
Suchmaschinen von/für Frauen |
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Initiativgruppe vom Zölibat betroffener Frauen
Der Verein SOLWODI hilft Frauen, die als Opfer von Menschenhändlern, Sextouristen und Heiratsvermittlern nach Deutschland gekommen sind. SOLWODI kümmert sich um Migrantinnen, sowohl illegale wie auch legale, die Opfer von Menschenhandel geworden sind. Viele Frauen, die aus fremden Ländern kommen, haben zwar inzwischen einen deutschen Pass - entweder durch Heirat oder weil sie bereits in der 2. Generation in Deutschland leben. Trotzdem sind sie in Deutschland in die Fänge von Verbrechern des Menschenhandels geraten und erleben ausweglose Situationen.
Arbeitsgemeinschaft Frauenseelsorge (Deutsche Bischofskonferenz), Bonn
Theologische Frauenforschung Bonn
Theologische Frauenforschung Münster
Universität Bern - Evangelische Theologie
Universität Passau - Fundamentaltheologie
Vereinigung katholischer Priester und ihrer Frauen VkPF
Wir sind Kirche Karlsruhe
Wir sind Kirche - Jugend
Selbsthilfegruppen im Schwarzwald
| LYDIA - Die christliche Zeitschrift für die Frau | |||||||

Internationale Bewegung christlicher Frauen
Frauenarbeit in der evang. Kirche: www.evangelische-frauenarbeit.de
Katholische Frauengemeinschaft Deutschlands
(kfd)
Heliand-Bund (HD)
Augsburg
Berlin
Eichstätt
Freiburg
Arbeitsmaterial
• Für die Arbeit mit Frauen
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• Veranstaltungen für Frauen
Katholische Frauenverbände und -einrichtungen
Hilfe für Frauen und Mütter in Notsituationen
Große Frauengestalten in der Geschichte
Gerne möchten wir Euch auf die Internet-Seiten verschiedener Institutionen aufmerksam machen. Für den redaktionellen Inhalt der verlinkten Seiten sind die jeweiligen BetreiberInnen selbst verantwortlich.
siehe auch Exodus.
Auf diesen Seiten finden sich viele Links und Hinweise auf Organisationen jeglicher Art. Diese Hinweise bedeuten nicht zwangsweise, dass diese Organisationen auch JASON unterstützen. Wir haben sie ausgewählt, da sie entweder direkt mit dem Thema verbunden sind oder nützlich sind für Betroffene. Wir sehen uns solidarisch mit ihnen und möchten sie auf diese Weise kostenlos unterstützen, indem wir Werbung für sie machen. Um sie richtig darzustellen, haben wir für die Selbstbeschreibung teilweise ihre eigenen Worte und teilweise auch Artikel verwendet. Sollte irgendjemand dies nicht wünschen, bitten wir um ein kurzes Email und wir werden die betroffenen Stellen natürlich sofort entfernen.
Every Woman's Battle
www.everywomansbattle.com
The only way women can survive the intense struggle for sexual integrity is by guarding not just your body, but your mind & heart as well. Every Woman's Battle, an outreach of New Life Ministries, can help you learn to do that using real-life stories & examples from her own struggle, Shannon Ethridge helps women like you - whether married, engaged, or planning to marry someday.
Links:
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Preface: (John Piper and Wayne Grudem)
Foreword: For Single Men and Women (and the Rest of Us) (John Piper)
Chapter 1: A Vision of Biblical Complementarity (John Piper)
Chapter 2: An Overview of Central Concerns: Questions and Answers (John Piper and Wayne Grudem)
Chapter 3: Male-Female Equality and Male Headship: Genesis 1-3 (Raymond C. Ortlund, Jr.)
Chapter 4: Women in the Life and Teachings of Jesus (James A. Borland)
Chapter 5: Head Coverings, Prophecies and the Trinity: 1 Corinthians 11:2-16 (Thomas R. Schreiner)
Chapter 6: "Silent in the Churches" On the Role of Women in 1 Corinthians 14:33b-36 (D. A. Carson)
Chapter 7: Role Distinctions in the Church: Galatians 3:28 (S. Lewis Johnson)
Chapter 8: Husbands and Wives as Analogues of Christ and the Church: Eph. 5:21-33 and Col. 3:18-19
(George W. Knight III)
Chapter 9: What Does It Mean Not to Teach or Have Authority Over Men?: 1 Timothy 2:11-15 (Douglas Moo)
Chapter 10: Wives Like Sarah, and the Husbands Who Honor Them: 1 Peter 3:1-7 (Wayne Grudem)
Chapter 11: The Valuable Ministries of Women in the Context of Male Leadership (Thomas R. Schreiner)
Chapter 12: Men and Women in the Image of God (John M. Frame)
Chapter 13: The Church as Family: Why Male Leadership in the Family Requires Male Leadership in the Church
(Vern Sheridan Poythress)
Chapter 14: The Meaning of Authority in the Local Church (Paige Patterson)
Chapter 15: Women in the History of the Church: Learned and Holy, But Not Pastors (William Weinrich)
Chapter 16: The Biological Basis for Gender-Specific Behavior (Gregg Johnson)
Chapter 17: Psychological Foundations for Rearing Masculine Boys and Feminine Girls (George Alan Rekers)
Chapter 18: The Inevitability of Failure: The Assumptions and Implementations of Modern Feminism (David Ayers)
Chapter 19: Is It Legal for Religious Organizations to Make Distinctions on the Basis of Sex? (Donald A. Balasa)
Chapter 20: The Family and the Church: How Should Biblical Manhood and Womanhood Work Out in Practice?
(George W. Knight III)
Chapter 21: Principles to Use in Establishing Women in Ministry (H. Wayne House)
Chapter 22: The High Calling of Wife and Mother in Biblical Perspective (Dorothy Patterson)
Chapter 23: Where's Dad? A Call for Fathers with the Spirit of Elijah (Weldon Hardenbrook)
Chapter 24: Women in Society: The Challenge and the Call (Dee Jepsen)
Chapter 25: The Essence of Femininity: A Personal Perspective(Elisabeth Elliot)
Chapter 26: Charity, Clarity, and Hope: The Controversy and the Cause of Christ (John Piper and Wayne Grudem)
Appendix 1: The Meaning of Kephale ("Head"): A Response to Recent Studies (Wayne Grudem)
Appendix 2: The Danvers Statement (The Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood)
Copyright 1991 Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood. All rights reserved.
The Heart of Female Same-Sex Attraction. A Comprehensive Counseling Resource.
By Janelle Hallman
Published: March 2008
ISBN: 978-0-8308-3429-7
The Complete Christian Guide to Understanding Homosexuality: A Handbook for Helping Those Who Struggle with Same-Sex Attraction (Taschenbuch)
von Joe Dallas (Autor), Nancy Heche (Autor)
Verlag: Harvest House Publ (15. März 2009)
Sprache: Englisch
ISBN-10: 0736925074
ISBN-13: 978-0736925075
Verwundete Weiblichkeit. Homosexuell empfindende Frauen verstehen
von Christl R. VonholdtLeanne Payne
ASAPH, 1998
Leanne Payne
Projektion J, 1997
Leanne Payne
Projektion J, 1995
Leanne Payne
Aussaat Verlag, Neukirchen-Vluyn, 1985, 1991
Leanne Payne
Aussaat, 1994
Link:
Understanding and Treating Female Homosexuality
Janelle Hallman: The Heart of Female Same-Sex Attraction
Brand New: Robert Lewis: The New Eve
Raising Girls: Why Girls Are Different - And How to Help Them Grow Up Happy and Confident
The Heart of the Matter: Roots and Causes of Female Homosexuality
by Dr. Joseph Nicolosi
New Book Describes 'Sexual Fludity' In Women
Link: Leaving the Life: Lesbians, Ex-Lesbians and the Heterosexual Imperative
The Heart of Female Same-Sex Attraction
Bob Fishman: Around the Campfire - Women of the Old Testament (CDs)
Dr. Alice von Hildebrand and Fr. Benedict Groeschel: Men & Women - A Divine Invention (DVD)
Deutsche Bischofskonferenz: Als Mann und Frau schuf er sie (PDF)