Gay people of reddit, what stereotypes about the gay community are actually pretty accurate?

1. That finding sex is easy. I’m a bi dude. If I want to go out with or bang a woman, I really gotta work at it for a while. If I wanna go out with or hook up with a dude, I can find that on various apps within just an hour or two.
   — iamnotsexyatall


2. Lesbians move pretty fast in relationships and tend to move in together very early when dating.
   — gopher646


3. My ex girlfriend was a lesbian who just loved home depot. I ended up loving it as well and we brought the dog there every Sunday. She also moved in with me after 3 months. So many stereotypes are true for some people lol.
   — rrood23x






4. The small dog thing. I have a chihuahua and he has two winter coats.
   — Ohsoeasy


5. Gay men have a lot of sex and many sexual partners. Some of their current friends are exes or ex-fuck buddies. Many gay male relationships are open.
   — ZanyDelaney


6. My mom is a lesbian (older lesbian who grew up in 60s/70s). The "butch" woman is totally true and a lot of lesbians are "moms" to young adults. They love taking care of people and giving homespun advice.
   — jfsindel






7. Properties tend to be nicer/well kept in the local LGBT neighborhood.
   — gussano1015


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   — [deleted]


9. Bottoms in tiny sailor outfits are particularly common at gaybars. Or at least, they are in Portsmouth.
   — Slaughtermane