Why are gay guys so promiscuous
Why people oppose same-sex marriage
Why do opponents of queer marriage really oppose it?
A UCLA psychology study published online today in the journal Psychological Science concludes that many people consider gay men and women are more sexually promiscuous than heterosexuals, which they may fear could threaten their own marriages and their way of life.
“Many people who oppose queer marriage are uncomfortable with casual sex and sense threatened by sexual promiscuity,” said David Pinsof, a UCLA graduate student of psychology and lead author of the study.
Such people often marry at a younger age, have more children and believe in traditional gender roles in which men are the breadwinners and women are housewives.
“Sexual promiscuity may be threatening to these people because it provides more temptations for spouses to be unfaithful on one another,” Pinsof said. “On the other hand, for people who are comfortable with women being more economically independent, marrying at a later age and having more sexual partners, sexual promiscuity is not as much
Gay men and the promiscuity &#;problem&#;
When you first arrive out as gay, one of the very first things you might execute is reject the notion of homosexuality entirely. This doesn&#;t define me, you may think, these are not my people. You may even joke you&#;re the only homophobic gay you know.
You&#;ll rail against the stereotypes; you&#;ll grumble the behaviour of other gay men is damaging your own experience. You won&#;t live your best experience because you simply don&#;t know how yet. This is all so usual, so expected – which must be painful to hear for everyone who thought they were the only ones to touch this way – that it could be mapped out as stages on a chart as you track your progress along the gay pathway. You may hurt yourself and hate yourself because you feel you should, before anyone else – be they straight or from the very community you&#;re so desperate not to be a part of – has the chance to hurt or despise you first.
You want to be accepted, to exhibit you&#;re not a threat, not like the others, and because being same-sex attracted is linked to sex, that&#;s the first thing you at
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)&#;A fresh study by a group of University of Chicago researchers reveals a lofty level of promiscuity and unhealthy action among that city&#;s homosexual male population.
According to the researchers, percent of gay men in Chicago&#;s Shoreland area possess had more than 60 sexual partners, while an additional percent have had between 31 and 60 partners. All total, percent of the area&#;s queer men have had more than 30 partners, and percent have had more than 15, the research found.
As a result, percent of homosexual males in Shoreland &#; established as Chicago&#;s &#;gay center&#; &#; possess at least one sexually transmitted disease, researchers said.
The three-year study on the sexual habits of Chicago&#;s citizens will appear in the upcoming book, &#;The Sexual Organization of The City&#; (University of Chicago Press), due out this spring.
The researchers interviewed 2, people from throughout the town and its suburbs, asking them detailed questions about their sexual behavior and beliefs.
While the analyze dealt with the behavior of all peop
Why do promiscuous gays get blasted over sex?
When an article entitled “Promiscuous gays give our collective a bad name!” was recently published on GuysLikeU, it seemed inevitable that a viral storm would ensue. The author of the piece was ‘First Dates star’ Linford Martin, a lgbtq+ man who happily admitted that he had been lucky enough to bag ‘the man of his dreams’ and keep him for a matter of months.
As expected, the op-ed, which extolled the virtues of monogamy, was accompanied by a plethora of smiling ‘couple selfies’ selected to strengthen Martin’s argument that a committed relationship is the only acceptable option. Martin was living his fantasies with his dreamboat boyfriend; meanwhile, the other ‘promiscuous gays’ were busy perusing Grindr for NSA fun and tarnishing the good name of the entire LGBT community. How dare they?
While the article inadvertently illuminated myriad cultural issues, the so-called plague of promiscuity within the gay community was not one of them. After all, promiscuity isn’t a trait exclusive to the LGBT community – has Martin never heard of