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Is it not true that I cited a study that shows that people who are more educated have less sex and therefor trips this hypothesis up?
by moate 5y ago
Is it not true that I cited a study that shows that people who are more educated have less sex and therefor trips this hypothesis up?
- atom-morgan 5y agoThat could still be true overall even if a subset of that group behaved differently, right?
- kkjjkgjjgg 5y agoDoes the study you linked have a section on gays? In any case, I was responding to your general claims along the lines of "gay people have to deal with this connotation all the time", not specifically about the educated gays. I'm aware that some (many? most?) gay people live in monogamic relationships, but overall it seems likely to me that it is easier and more common to have sex for gay people. Simply because of biological incentives (no risk of getting pregnant, higher sex drive).
- moate 5y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Promiscuity#Gay_men_(homosexuals) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Promiscuity#Gay_men_(homosexua... No, and I'm done with my seminar on why straight people should spend the time they were going to type their comment on "what gay people are like" instead on typing the question into google. Again, "Those gays sure do be fuckin!" is a hurtful stereotype. It's like saying black people like fried chicken.
- kkjjkgjjgg 5y agoI don't think that link paints such a clear cut picture as you claim. In any case I don't see why you are so defensive about it. I don't mind if black people like fried chicken or not. How is that a hurtful stereotype? I'm German, so I guess many people will think I like sausages and beer. So what? Some stereotypes can also be true. Afaik many studies have found that men have a higher sex drive than women, for example.