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The study followed 500 Vermont couples, including gay, lesbian, and heterosexual relationships, over the course of 12 years from 2002 to 2014, and learned that homosexual men are the least likely to break up among the group. Interestingly enough, lesbian couples were twice as likely to call it quits and one-and-a-half as likely as heterosexual pairs. When it came to looking at all couple types, each year of a relationship length reduced the odds of breaking up by 9%.
Destroy the sanctity of marriage? Looks to me like we (married gay dudes) are saving it.
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Women instigate about 80 percent of divorces—many after years of feeling unheard or having their concerns minimized.
Since women instigate 80% of divorces, wouldn't cutting out women from marriage significantly cut down on divorces and thus further protect the sanctity of marriage?
Destroy the sanctity of marriage? Looks to me like we (married gay dudes) are saving it.
Since women instigate 80% of divorces, wouldn't cutting out women from marriage significantly cut down on divorces and thus further protect the sanctity of marriage?
Just food for thought.
Glad i'm gay. Dudes are much better. Less emotional and can chill like bros and arguments are resolved in minutes rather than weeks. Me and my husband have never really fought in the 4 years we been together.
Are hetero couples more likely to have children? It seems children can create tons of stress in a relationship that gay couples may be less likely to face (the pregnancy, loss of freedom, money issues, changes in behavior that otherwise wouldn’t be required, child support...issues with exes, less one-on-one time, etc).
Glad i'm gay. Dudes are much better. Less emotional and can chill like bros and arguments are resolved in minutes rather than weeks. Me and my husband have never really fought in the 4 years we been together.
Agreed. My husband and I haven't really fought ever since we got together 6 years ago. We resolve our differences through discussion and logic.
Destroy the sanctity of marriage? Looks to me like we (married gay dudes) are saving it.
Since women instigate 80% of divorces, wouldn't cutting out women from marriage significantly cut down on divorces and thus further protect the sanctity of marriage?
Just food for thought.
"Instigate"? What does this mean? Divorce is their fault 80% of the time or women are more often the ones who are filing? Because I doubt there is any proof of the former, or that it even could be proven, and if it's the latter, that doesn't suggest that women are the ones at fault who are causing divorce, so I'm not sure how this is relevant at all.
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