''I tell that to gay couples and they're like, 'Are you kidding? We're awful.' But by and large if you look at tapes of a straight couple sitting there and carrying on about something -- versus a gay couple -- the straight couple will much more quickly become contemptuous or start criticizing each other.''
Salvatore Garanzini who, along with his long-time partner, Alapaki Yee, have founded the Gay Couples Institute in San Francisco. Garzani says the arguments among gay and lesbian couples is largely the same as heterosexuals -- trust and cheating -- but differs slightly in a need to speak with someone who understands gay sex issues, and also expectations carried over from heterosexual family models or the more complicated issues of having children. (Washington Post)
