
1. Emotional intelligence - gay people tend to not follow the strict marriage norms of “stay in the relationship because you have to”. If theyre unhappy, they tend to just leave. 2. Gay people are an increasingly oppressed demographic. After the trump admin, its not shocking that tensions have risen. High stress tends to break relationships (especially when the relationship itself raises your risk of being discriminated)
Lesbian relationships often move too quickly. It’s gotten to the point where it’s now a joke in the community and is often referred to as “u-hauling”. Now if they get married in that time then break up, it is counted as a divorce. I think that accounts for the volume. Now when it comes to the reasons, I’m sure they’re the same reasons any other couple has for breaking up.
It only includes legal partnership. Gay marriage was legalized federally about 15 years ago, but the remaining 5 years before that still had gay marriage in some states. Most other states had “domestic partnerships” or “civil unions”, which was also involved a legal process. It wasn’t as simple as breaking up with a bf/gf