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Over the last few years homosexual relationships have been presented more often in Mass Media. Often people are polled as to what these homosexual portrayals do to affect the change of the homosexual community to everyone, though especially heterosexuals. Social scientists have long studied sexual relationships searching for keys to happiness and their effects on longevity. For some time the Kinsey institute has been gathering data regarding sexual relationships over all spectrum. This information has become especially helpful when separating sex versus gender roles in relationships. Studying homosexual relationships helps social scientists be able to better break down the sexes and allows us to determine how males and females, separate from the opposite sex, think and act. This same study also makes it easier for social scientists to figure what causes the differences in heterosexual interaction.
With all this information that social scientists are able to garner......

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