Anonymous A started this discussion 3 days ago#139,013
I was reading about lesbians and they have the lowest sexual frequency of any couple type. Reddit is awash in lesbians saying “lesbian bed death” isn’t a real thing then complaining about dead bedrooms.
This and other data points in real studies point me to two things:
1) Dating and cohabitation is better. Intimacy fades, GTFO.
2) If you marry, ensure she’s younger because by the time she’s menopausal, you’re sexually irrelevant anyway.
> Lesbians have higher rates of domestic violence and divorce than either hetero or malefags. > > Since women are more emotional, refuse to communicate, and are unable to take accountability ever, it's a recipe for disaster.
I was surprised when I first read about the divorce and domestic violence. I used to train at a martial arts gym where we had a lesbian bar bouncer. She had crazy stories when I dumbly asked if it was an easy job.
Anonymous D double-posted this 3 days ago, 5 minutes later, 6 hours after the original post[^][v]#1,469,795
Check this out:
- Lesbian marriages have higher rates of violence due to external stressors of being a sexual minority.
- Lesbian violence is learned from prior male partners.
- Women generally initiate divorce so two women raise the probability.
This is from “reputable” studies including NIH. Nowhere is there any accountability. It’s some abstract factor.
Anonymous B replied with this 3 days ago, 38 minutes later, 7 hours after the original post[^][v]#1,469,805
@previous (D)
And like most cases of leftist justifications, they never stop to ask "does this still work on the other side of the coin" when they do it.
By which I mean, no one thought that being a sexual minority also applies to gay men, and so there's a glaring flaw in their explanation.
And it's not even that gay men have the same rates as hetero couples, they have LOWER rates despite being a sexual minority and obviously their past partners would be male too.
> And like most cases of leftist justifications, they never stop to ask "does this still work on the other side of the coin" when they do it. > > By which I mean, no one thought that being a sexual minority also applies to gay men, and so there's a glaring flaw in their explanation. > > And it's not even that gay men have the same rates as hetero couples, they have LOWER rates despite being a sexual minority and obviously their past partners would be male too.
Which again surprises me because I always figured two dudes would beat the shit out of each other.