Growing up in Ohio during World War II, Frank J. Winchester was taught that ideal men were super-macho like the characters John Wayne portrayed in movies. But eventually he came to understand that sexually is complex, and being fully human means expressing a combination of feminine and masculine traits. At times dark, funny and fascinating, Fully Human candidly describes intimate homosexual relationships-including the author's own love story-among men in Cincinnati throughout the twentieth century. The author strives to remind us that every person has value, and artificial categories of sexua orientation tell us little about te human beings behind the labels.