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This exploratory ethnographic investigation attempts to delve into the intrapersonal and interpersonal gender/sexual roles
and marital dynamics of Greek Cypriot (GC) male marriages to Eastern European (EE) females. European Westernization and consumerism,
with its increased attention on self-actualization, sexual fulfillment, material well-being, women’s rights, and men’s parental
and emotional involvement, has led, over the past two decades, to a reconfiguration of the traditional GC values and beliefs
concerning appropriate male and female gender/sexual roles and identities. This, in turn, has created considerable confusion
over the marital roles and expectations of GC male and female partners, who seem to be waging a difficult struggle to effectively
and efficiently combine Western European and GC traditional standards in their own families. Ethnographic analysis of a limited
sample of 20 GC males married to EE females indicate that the former prefer EE to GC wives because of better-reported emotional,
psychological, and sexual satisfaction. 相似文献
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