If years from now, divorce rates …?
gay couples divorce rates will always be lower IMO since there are not as many elligible gay people compared to the number of elligible straight people (presuming a straight person is not a fat lard ***). if gays make up 1% of the population, then that leaves for a normal person 49.% of the population as potential mates (presuming a 50/50 split male/female but you dont need exact numbers to get the gist of my point). take out factors such as location and access since those same factors affect the 1% as it does the 99%. so look at it this way, since gays have such a significantly lower potential mate pool, (half of 1% or .5% of the population) then odds are they will be more likely to stick out a relationship/marriage that is borderline or that straigth people would walk from because they really might not find someone else. on some level this might be a good thing to encourage them to work out differences, but the flipside, which is also inescapeable is that many gay couples will stay i
