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Through in-depth interviews, this study aimed to show how lesbians and gay men in India may construct their sexuality as a result of being globally connected through accessing 'transnational pathways,' such as the global mass media, diasporic experiences, and transnational workplaces. This study indicates that these pathways aid the interaction between externally derived sexual schemas and pre-existing sexual schemas, which may in turn lead to a configuration of 'differential congruence' whereby competing sexual schemas may coexist rather than fuse or replace each other in an individual's life, albeit in different spheres.

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