One really obnoxious argument against marriage equality is that gays don’t need marriage because they aren’t monogamous. As most research shows, and anyone who’s ever met more than a handful of lesbians knows: lesbians are the most faithful of all couples. Male-female couples are in the middle (with men the most likely cheaters), and gay men are the least faithful.

What does that tell us?  Being faithful is a man-problem, not a homosexual one. And across the board it’s essential to treat each couples as just that, a couple not a representative of millions of people.

Here is a great report from Australia – Not So Private Lives – about how more than 2,000 gays and lesbians, structure and define their relationships (and their preference for marriage).

Tags: monogamy

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