found that 39% of adults have experienced rejection from a family member or close friend at some point in their lives.
Experts say that families act as a "protective" layer in romantic relationships. This is because they can provide social support. Without this, however, it can be a potential trigger for divorce. "Research has long shown that straight couples, not always, but often receive familial support that is protective for the relationship, " Romero said. "LGBT people, if they're coming from unaccepting families, they're denied that level of familial support and maybe also social support."Misgendering, or referring to a person by the wrong pronoun, is a form of minority stress largely experienced by the transgender and nonbinary community.
"The cisgender partner may see their spouse coming out as transgender as a threat to their own sexual identity or orientation," Romero said. Rampant misgendering is not only distressing, but Romero said it "could end up leading to strife in the relationship or even divorce."found that romantic partners who were aware of their significant other's gender identity often ignored their gender during arguments.
Towson University researchers concluded that these assumptions "created an unsafe environment, impacting disclosure of their gender nonconforming or agender identity."
Move along Wormtail
There not the same as heterosexual couple’s warning signs?
Biggest causes for divorce among male gay couples? 1. Deciding whether to spend the day antiquing or going to the gym. 2. Bamboo shades vs. plantation shutters.
TRASH OF THE WORLD.................................................🧐
This is a terrible article. Who is going to “consistently misgender” their partner
I doubt these warning signs are any different from what you can observe in het couples
When you see a shirtless couple of any type standing in their front yard yelling at each other that’s a bad sign.
What is the difference to 'normal' couples?