More lbian than gay upl ci to break up.
Contents:
- GAY RELATNSHIP BREAKUP CAN BE PROBLEMATIC. HERE’S HOW TO AVOID THE RISKS
- HOW TO SURVIVE (AND W) A GAY BREAKUP
- WHY LBIAN UPL ARE MORE LIKELY TO DIVORCE THAN GAY ON
GAY RELATNSHIP BREAKUP CAN BE PROBLEMATIC. HERE’S HOW TO AVOID THE RISKS
Why do people break up? The sad tth is that ’s easier to fall love than to stay love. Did you know that 70 percent of straight unmarried upl break up wh the first year? This is acrdg to a longudal study by Stanford soclogist Michael Rosenfeld who tracked more than 3,000 people, married and unmarried straight and gay upl sce 2009 to fd out what happens to relatnships over time. The study found that after five years there was only a 20 percent chance that a uple will break up and that figure dwdl by the time they have been together for ten years. The qutn is, why do so many upl break up wh a year or two? Experts say there are ne key reasons for why this happens. * why do gay couples break up *
This is acrdg to a longudal study by Stanford soclogist Michael Rosenfeld who tracked more than 3, 000 people, married and unmarried straight and gay upl sce 2009 to fd out what happens to relatnships over time. Durg the first two years more gay than lbian upl seized the opportuny to get married, but sce 2003 more lbian than gay marriag were registered.
Last year, 765 lbian and 644 gay marriag were registered the Netherlands, slightly more than durg the past five years. Sce 2011 more than 200 lbian upl and more than 100 gay upl cid to break up. More lbian than gay upl ci to break up.
HOW TO SURVIVE (AND W) A GAY BREAKUP
Lbian upl are more likely to divorce than gay upl. Gay marriag are ls likely to end divorce. After ten years more than 15 percent of gay marriag had failed.
If the ag of the partners and the age gap between them is taken to acunt, lbian upl are still more likely to divorce than gay and heterosexual upl.
WHY LBIAN UPL ARE MORE LIKELY TO DIVORCE THAN GAY ON
In that se, the risk of divorce is the same for gay and heterosexual upl. Homosexual men olr at marriage.