What are some statistics of married gay couples? Do they stay together longer than hetro couples?

Answer 1

Well, those stats would be hard to come by as it's not legal in the US except for a couple of states. It hasn't been legal long enough to have stats yet.

I found this article from Sweden:

"A new study published by the Institute For Marriage And Public Policy (IMAPP) in May, 2004, sheds light on the high incidence of legal "divorce" among gays who entered into a registered same-sex partnership in Sweden.
The IMAPP report surveys the results of a study published by Gunnar Andersson, earlier this year entitled "Divorce-Risk Patterns In Same-Sex 'Marriages' In Norway And Sweden."

The IMAPP report notes that in Sweden, between 1995 and 2002, there were 1,526 gay partnerships contracted, compared to 280,000 for heterosexual couples. Five out of 1,000 new couples in Sweden are same-sex. Sixty-two percent of those are male same-sex unions.

The survey revealed a high rate of legal divorce among homosexual couples in Sweden. Gay male couples were 50% more likely to divorce within an eight-year period than were heterosexuals; and lesbian couples were 167% more likely to divorce than heterosexual couples.

According to IMAPP: "Even among childless households, same-sex male partnerships experienced almost a 50% higher likelihood (1.49 times as likely) of divorce during the study period, while childless lesbian couples were three times as likely (200% higher likelihood) to break up as a married couple without children."

Answer 2

They actually wind up divorcing more often. Dept of Vital Stats will show that in Hawaii they divorce more often. I personally think it's because of their confused nature.

Answer 3

They are just like Man and Women they divorce and what not thier normal people like edveryone else

Answer 4

nope they are just like everyone else