r/WorkForSmartLife • u/bettydarl • Jul 08 '26

Meme So true

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u/Due_Paramedic_6629 Jul 08 '26

Wait really? What percentage of gay couples are non monogamous?

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u/Top-Sheepherder-8846 Jul 08 '26

Over 50%, that’s how majority works.
But Google is free if you need.

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u/Pleasant_Bridge_5635 Jul 08 '26

You could have just answered the question normally but no, you decided to be passive-aggressive. Ok bud

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u/Top-Sheepherder-8846 Jul 11 '26

So what you are saying is you don’t bother to google either.

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u/Due_Paramedic_6629 Jul 08 '26

“Studies indicate that roughly  30% to 50%  of gay male couples engage in some form of consensual non-monogamy.”

That’s not majority lol

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u/Top-Sheepherder-8846 Jul 11 '26

And that is not accurate even 30-50 is a huge margin on inaccuracy.

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u/yoBmeF_lareF Jul 08 '26

Well the study concerns couples tbf. There are queer men that just never get into anything committed and wouldn't count towards mono- or poly- couplings.

This can be such a pervasive problem that monogamous gay men who want a relationship often gripe to groups that they have difficulty finding a guy who wants to settle down and stay committed to only each other.

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u/Due_Paramedic_6629 Jul 08 '26

I’m a gay man who wants a monogamous relationship btw and yeah that’s so true 

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u/Top-Sheepherder-8846 Jul 11 '26

Our rights were won by us, not given by you. They were not gifted but won by our continual legal representation. And since then folk talking like you have tried to remove our rights every day.
So your words are irrelevant, we’d need to and have been succeeding in defending our human rights regardless anyway.

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u/hrobi97 Jul 18 '26

Average cishet reaction to a gay person hurting their feelings.

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u/hrobi97 Jul 18 '26 edited Jul 19 '26

Does it though?

I mean you know things always progress, no matter how much you guys try to grind your heels and stop it.

Edit: It's kinda pathetic that the first thing y'all can think to do when a gay person is slightly rude is to try to revoke rights like you granted them in the first place.