LGBTQ+ people who use substances recreationally – https://homosaurus.org/v4/homoit0001235




Identifier
homoit0001235
Preferred Label
LGBTQ+ people who use substances recreationally
English
Personas LGBTQ+ que utilizan sustancias con fines recreativos
Spanish
LHBTQ+-personen die middelen recreatief gebruiken
Dutch
Hbtq+-personer som använder substanser i rekreationssyfte
Swedish
Description
The use of substances (that are typically deemed harmful or are subject to legal restriction, such as drugs or alcohol) by LGBTQ+ people for recreational or social purposes.
English
El uso de sustancias (que suelen considerarse nocivas o que están sujetas a restricciones legales, como las drogas o el alcohol) por parte de personas LGBTQ+ con fines recreativos o sociales.
Spanish
Het gebruik van middelen (die doorgaans schadelijk worden geacht of onderhevig zijn aan wettelijke beperkingen, zoals drugs of alcohol) door LHBTQ+-personen voor recreatieve of sociale doeleinden
Dutch
Användning av substanser (som alkohol eller droger) av hbtq+-personer i rekreationellt eller socialt syfte.
Swedish
Contributors
Traducción y revisión al español realizadas por Ernesto Cuba, Sofia Zamora, Sandy Alcantara, Mar Munné, Ana Portnoy Brimmer y el Comité Español de Homosaurus en 2024
Spanish
Issued (Created)
2019-05-14 07:04:19 UTC
Modified
2026-06-30 09:18:46 UTC
Broader
LGBTQ+ people who use substances [homoit0000379]
Related
Chemsex [homoit0002289]
Substance use in LGBTQ+ communities [homoit0000380]
Two-Spirit people who use substances for recreational purposes [homoit0004227]
Replaces
http://homosaurus.org/v2/recreationalDrugUse

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LGBTQ+ people who use substances recreationally


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