What If We've Been Wrong About Gay Relationships

Описание: For decades, gay relationships have been defined outwardly by one narrative: that non-monogamy is the default, and monogamy is rare or outdated.

But what happens when we look past cultural stereotypes and into actual data?

In this video, we explore:

→ Why monogamy is more common in gay & bi men than most people assume
→ How stereotypes form (and why they stick)
The pressures LGBTQ+ men face around “performing” certain relationship styles
→ Why visibility doesn’t always equal accuracy
→ What the research actually says about relationship satisfaction & stability

The truth is simple: the gay community is diverse, and monogamy has always been part of that diversity — even if it hasn’t always been acknowledged.

Choosing monogamy isn’t about being “heteronormative.” For many, it’s intentional, fulfilling, and aligned with deeper values like emotional safety, commitment, and shared growth.

If you’ve ever felt pressured to adopt a relationship style that didn’t feel authentic, this conversation is for you.

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