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Based on the following article, Mr. flem may be correct. http://www.massnews.com/2003_Editions/5_May/053003_mn_gay_definition_of_ marriage_is_not_the_equal_of_heterosexual_marriage.shtml May 30, 2003 Gay Definition of Marriage is Not the Equal of Heterosexual Marriage Facts Show Sexual Fidelity Not a Part of Gay Unions - By W. Moran . . . "There is, in fact, a large body of evidence which shows that gay relationships are not the equal of what heterosexual marriage is. . . "The first revelation we could examine is commitment. The 1984 book "The Gay Couple" was written by a psychiatrist and psychologist (who happened to be a homosexual couple). . . After much searching, they were able to locate only 156 couples in lasting relation- ships. . . (O)nly 7 couples had actually maintained sexual fidelity and none of the seven had been together more than 5 years. " . . . (H)ow about the health aspect of all this? Here's something from the upscale gay magazine Genre, which surveyed 1037 readers . . . "One of the single largest groups in the gay community still experiencing an increase of HIV are supposedly monogamous couples." . . . 42% have had sex with more than 100 different partners and 16% claim between 40 to 100 partners.(2) . . . "According to Dr. (Martin) Dannecker . . . (o)f the homosexual men in steady relationships . . . "the average number of homosexual contacts per person was 115 in the past year." In contrast, single gay men had only 45 sexual contacts. (4) "According to gay icons Marshall Kirk and Hunter Madsen . . . "The cheating ratio of 'married' [committed] gay males, given enough time, approaches 100%." (5) ". . . For whatever reasons, and it can be backed up by research and anecdotal evidence, few gays form unions that are exclusive to their partner. . . ." (Wally Moran is a life-long journalist and publisher from Ontario.)
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