Is lesbian marriage more secure?

[kkkardash]

Yesterday, I posted two threads, one about the best age to have kids and the other about marriage. Many people spoke so negatively about both, mentioning divorce, absent fathers ect..ect.

That had me thinking, what about 2 mothers? 2 wives? Would the marriage last longer? Would it be better for the kids to have to women nurturing them? And would worries about, abuse, abandonment and divorce be less prominent? I think the only con is that, becoming parents as lesbians costs way more money.

 

[kkkardash]

 

[milkjar]

statistically lesbian couples have more domestic abuse than all other demographics

 

[kkkardash]

 

[r4ge]

statistically lesbian couples have more domestic abuse than all other demographics

only good answer you've ever stated

 

[kkkardash]

statistically lesbian couples have more domestic abuse than all other demographics

In what country. Do you have sources or are you just repeating shit

 

[milkjar]

only good answer you've ever stated

 

[r4ge]

fine handsome lad

 

[dipenhydramine]

In what country. Do you have sources or are you just repeating shit

google is free

 

[Decay]

Yesterday, I posted two threads, one about the best age to have kids and the other about marriage. Many people spoke so negatively about both, mentioning divorce, absent fathers ect..ect.

That had me thinking, what about 2 mothers? 2 wives? Would the marriage last longer? Would it be better for the kids to have to women nurturing them? And would worries about, abuse, abandonment and divorce be less prominent? I think the only con is that, becoming parents as lesbians costs way more money.

The divorce statistics for lesbian marriages says otherwise.

 

[kkkardash]

The divorce statistics for lesbian marriages says otherwise.

Nobody is really pulling anything out

 

[milkjar]

In what country. Do you have sources or are you just repeating shit

here's multiple sources

CDC National Survey (2010 NISVS) – Lesbian women: 44%, Bisexual women: 61%, Heterosexual women: 35%

CDC – National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey

Systematic Review (Breiding et al., 2013) – Lesbian: 43.8%, Bisexual women: 61.1%, Heterosexual women: 35%
PMC – The Prevalence of Intimate Partner Violence Among U.S. Women

Study on prevalence ranges (physical 17–45%, sexual up to 50%, psychological 24–90%)
Medical University of South Carolina – Fact Sheet on Lesbian IPV

Turrell (2000) review – Physical: 8–69%, Sexual: 5–50%, Emotional: 65–90%
Sociological Research Online – Lesbian IPV Review

Underreporting due to stigma, fear of outing, discrimination
American Progress – Domestic Violence in the LGBT Community

 

[kkkardash]

google is free

What hospital is your mother in? I wanna look it up

 

[dipenhydramine]

What hospital is your mother in? I wanna look it up

idk i dont visit her

what did you use for ur acne i wanna look it up

 

[limo8]

google is free

no, actually not btw but in context of parents paying for it then yea ig you could say that

 

[dipenhydramine]

no, actually not btw but in context of parents paying for it then yea ig you could say that

be quiet man

 

[limo8]

be quiet man

does he mog, could you say he does?

 

[milkjar]

here's multiple sources

CDC National Survey (2010 NISVS) – Lesbian women: 44%, Bisexual women: 61%, Heterosexual women: 35%

CDC – National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey

Systematic Review (Breiding et al., 2013) – Lesbian: 43.8%, Bisexual women: 61.1%, Heterosexual women: 35%
PMC – The Prevalence of Intimate Partner Violence Among U.S. Women

Study on prevalence ranges (physical 17–45%, sexual up to 50%, psychological 24–90%)
Medical University of South Carolina – Fact Sheet on Lesbian IPV

Turrell (2000) review – Physical: 8–69%, Sexual: 5–50%, Emotional: 65–90%
Sociological Research Online – Lesbian IPV Review

Underreporting due to stigma, fear of outing, discrimination
American Progress – Domestic Violence in the LGBT Community

bro ignored the statistics

 

[dipenhydramine]

does he mog, could you say he does?

dexter as a kid hairstyle

 

[Decay]

Nobody is really pulling anything out

Divorce Rates by Sexuality: Why Female Same-Sex Marriages End More Often

Divorce rates by sexuality show a clear pattern worldwide, with lesbian marriages consistently recording the highest rates

nclawyersforyou.com

Divorce rate higher for lesbians than gay men

When couples in the Texas LGBTQ community marry, they are not thinking of the end of that union. However, they might be interested in the rates of divorce for LGBTQ couples and what data focusing on same-sex couples in England, Wales and Scotland has found. Divorce rates for lesbians and gays...

www.friendswoodfamilylaw.com

 

[kkkardash]

idk i dont visit her

what did you use for ur acne i wanna look it up

Jfl the way I dont have acne thr comebacks are becoming emptier and emptier jfl heard this n***a has 7 sibilings and a mentally ill mom pack it iiiiin

 

[Randomized Shame]

Your gender is not the sole deciding factor in whether or not you'd be a good parent. To me the gender matters very little.

If your child is of the opposite sex, you'd still want to find them a role model even if it's not the kid's dad/mom. In the case of two lesbians having a son, it'd be important for the son to have a male role model, and vice versa. There's just too many differences between someone's gender that it can cause issues if the child is mainly parented with the opposite gender with no additional adults to role model off of. Even the most educated parents can't account for a lot of stuff. Normally it can be an uncle or an aunt or something.

 

[milkjar]

Divorce Rates by Sexuality: Why Female Same-Sex Marriages End More Often

Divorce rates by sexuality show a clear pattern worldwide, with lesbian marriages consistently recording the highest rates

nclawyersforyou.com

Divorce rate higher for lesbians than gay men

When couples in the Texas LGBTQ community marry, they are not thinking of the end of that union. However, they might be interested in the rates of divorce for LGBTQ couples and what data focusing on same-sex couples in England, Wales and Scotland has found. Divorce rates for lesbians and gays...

www.friendswoodfamilylaw.com

watch her find some cope to deny the stats

 

[kkkardash]

One day

 

[kkkardash]

Your gender is not the sole deciding factor in whether or not you'd be a good parent. To me the gender matters very little.

If your child is of the opposite sex, you'd still want to find them a role model even if it's not the kid's dad/mom. In the case of two lesbians having a son, it'd be important for the son to have a male role model, and vice versa. There's just too many differences between someone's gender that it can cause issues if the child is mainly parented with the opposite gender with no additional adults to role model off of. Even the most educated parents can't account for a lot of stuff. Normally it can be an uncle or an aunt or something.

Me deciding wether I should read this or not.

 

[Decay]

watch her find some cope to deny the stats

That isn’t even the half of it. The domestic abuse demographics are preposterous.

 

[milkjar]

@Travis Bickle get in

 

[milkjar]

That isn’t even the half of it. The domestic abuse demographics are preposterous.

I just posted them and ofc she ignored, 100 foids vs reality, research and factual statistics

 

[dipenhydramine]

Jfl the way I dont have acne thr comebacks are becoming emptier and emptier jfl heard this n***a has 7 sibilings and a mentally ill mom pack it iiiiin

i dont need to anymore

 

[kkkardash]

Your gender is not the sole deciding factor in whether or not you'd be a good parent. To me the gender matters very little.

If your child is of the opposite sex, you'd still want to find them a role model even if it's not the kid's dad/mom. In the case of two lesbians having a son, it'd be important for the son to have a male role model, and vice versa. There's just too many differences between someone's gender that it can cause issues if the child is mainly parented with the opposite gender with no additional adults to role model off of. Even the most educated parents can't account for a lot of stuff. Normally it can be an uncle or an aunt or something.

I read it!

 

[Becky4L]

Can you imagine the amount of fucking yapping that goes on in foid on foid marriages

 

[kkkardash]

Can you imagine the amount of fucking yapping that goes on in foid on foid marriages

What

 

[kkkardash]

Shared Content

A conversational AI system that listens, learns, and challenges

chatgpt.com

 

[Decay]

Can you imagine the amount of fucking yapping that goes on in foid on foid marriages

Brutal

 

[kkkardash]

Your gender is not the sole deciding factor in whether or not you'd be a good parent. To me the gender matters very little.

If your child is of the opposite sex, you'd still want to find them a role model even if it's not the kid's dad/mom. In the case of two lesbians having a son, it'd be important for the son to have a male role model, and vice versa. There's just too many differences between someone's gender that it can cause issues if the child is mainly parented with the opposite gender with no additional adults to role model off of. Even the most educated parents can't account for a lot of stuff. Normally it can be an uncle or an aunt or something.

Uhhhh

 

[Becky4L]

What

stfu tbh

 

[kkkardash]

stfu tbh

My thread you tried being funny and got one rep jfl give it up

 

[kkkardash]

"Viet war veteran" - knows nothing ab the war just a white dork

 

[Becky4L]

"Viet war veteran" - knows nothing ab the war just a white dork

you wish you were white

 

[kkkardash]

you wish you were white

"Viet war veteran" - knows nothing ab the war just a white dork

 

[Becky4L]

"Viet war veteran" - knows nothing ab the war just a white dork

repeats self

didnt bang the first time sure as hell didnt bang the second time

 

[Randomized Shame]

Uhhhh


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I've already said the gender is not a big factor, but it has to do with role models.

A little girl getting her period for her first time while having two dads; the dads can be sweet, educated, loving, but it's not the same, because they will never understand what it's like to have a period. Having an aunt or someone who would, for example, is important. It has to do with not making the child feel isolated or forced into a box they don't feel like they fit in, because the genders are too different.

 

[Deleted Member 70402]

everyone is disgusting

 

[kkkardash]

I've already said the gender is not a big factor, but it has to do with role models.

A little girl getting her period for her first time while having two dads; the dads can be sweet, educated, loving, but it's not the same, because they will never understand what it's like to have a period. Having an aunt or someone who would, for example, is important. It has to do with not making the child feel isolated or forced into a box they don't feel like they fit in, because the genders are too different.

Please never quit

 

[kkkardash]

everyone is disgusting

Ong im gonna get ivf and live alone in the mountains with my baby

 

[kkkardash]

repeats self

didnt bang the first time sure as hell didnt bang the second time

"Viet war veteran" - knows nothing ab the war just a white dork

 

[Transposon]

Real answer. Looking at studies using the average of various cases - turning real lives into numbers and flattening the distribution won't give you an answer. If two mothers are well meaning people they will raise a kid much better than average hetero normative couple..

 

[Transposon]

Real answer. Looking at studies using the average of various cases - turning real lives into numbers and flattening the distribution won't give you an answer. If two mothers are well meaning people they will raise a kid much better than average hetero normative couples

@milkjar @Travis Bickle

 

[Becky4L]

"Viet war veteran" - knows nothing ab the war just a white dork

classic copy and paste retarded jennifer body femcel thinking you have an intellectual high ground is laughable

 

[milkjar]

@milkjar @Travis Bickle

I already provided studies and sources and the foid ignored

here's multiple sources

CDC National Survey (2010 NISVS) – Lesbian women: 44%, Bisexual women: 61%, Heterosexual women: 35%

CDC – National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey

Systematic Review (Breiding et al., 2013) – Lesbian: 43.8%, Bisexual women: 61.1%, Heterosexual women: 35%
PMC – The Prevalence of Intimate Partner Violence Among U.S. Women

Study on prevalence ranges (physical 17–45%, sexual up to 50%, psychological 24–90%)
Medical University of South Carolina – Fact Sheet on Lesbian IPV

Turrell (2000) review – Physical: 8–69%, Sexual: 5–50%, Emotional: 65–90%
Sociological Research Online – Lesbian IPV Review

Underreporting due to stigma, fear of outing, discrimination
American Progress – Domestic Violence in the LGBT Community