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Super Bowl Halftime & Lesbian Divorce (Patreon)

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2022-02-21 15:00:08
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2024-02

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Dr. Kirk Honda and Rebecca discuss the Super Bowl Halftime Show and the higher rate of divorce among lesbians. 


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SeattleTransAndNonbinary ChoralEnsemble

I’m surprised Lesbian Bed Death didn’t come up (though it’s related to Rebecca’s observation that lesbians are less likely to have open relationships - I know a lot of open/polyam people but in my own context, the fem-fem couples with open relationships or similar arrangements have endured longer than the closed ones). Gay men wait a lot longer to get married and to cohabitate, often the timespan between meeting and sleeping together is only a few hours but the span between sex and being ‘official’, or moving in and marriage, is typically a year or longer. I would be curious to know if it’s influenced by the idea that women’s desirability peaks in their early 20s (when they are most fertile / stereotypically attractive) and men’s peaks in their 40s (when they are earning maximum income, are more serious about settling down and are not as volatile or impulsive anymore), which I see as a remnant of heteronormative hegemony. Even if they are dating other women, I think they still feel pressure to lock a good one down and not be an ‘old maid’ whereas men often have the opposite bias of not wanting to give up promiscuity or feeling they don’t have as much to give as a provider when still in their 20s or early 30s. There’s such a wide gamut within all of the groups though that I imagine not a lot of the sweeping generalizations about relationship durability hold water. Also, *Tim Gunn

Anonymous

Mad impressed with Rebecca's hip hop knowledge. Long Live Kdot!!!!