Alicia and Avada are a lesbian couple who have been together for a few years, just as long as their friends Caitlin and Justin, a heterosexual couple. All four are out for dinner, discussing the things that cause conflict in their relationships. Listening in on the conversation, what is a likely conclusion one can draw about homosexual relationships versus heterosexual relationships?

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Miranda Aguirre

Social Studies

7 June, 09:32

Alicia and Avada are a lesbian couple who have been together for a few years, just as long as their friends Caitlin and Justin, a heterosexual couple. All four are out for dinner, discussing the things that cause conflict in their relationships. Listening in on the conversation, what is a likely conclusion one can draw about homosexual relationships versus heterosexual relationships?

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Izabella Garrett · Answer 1

Answer:we all face similar issues or similar problems irrespective of whether it is a heterosexuals or homosexuals relationship.

Explanation:For example both relationship may face communication issues in which one is unable to understand the other person due to some personal reasons and they may be a fight due to miscommunications.

They also may be fights caused by social networks where the other partner doesn't like the messages they may be finding in their partners phone; this will happen on both relationship.

So at the end of the day since we are all two different human beings that come together to form a relationship, they will always be similarities in the problems we face irrespective of whether it is a homosexual's or heterosexual's relationship.