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148. Are Gay Men Really Rich?

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Exploring the reasons behind the stereotype that gay men are affluent, including higher education levels, lack of children resulting in more disposable income, and preferences for upscale neighborhoods. Data shows that gay male couples have higher median household incomes than straight couples, linked to factors like education and childlessness.

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