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interesting question. I have two possible factors for your consideration. One is that men (or women) who have arrived at a gay identity have had to re- invent their sexuality from the ground up, and therefore have given it far more thought than the average straight person. The other possibility is simplythat gay men, like women, are generally more verbal than straight men. (Just imagine a gay man, a woman, and a straight man in a room together: generally it's a good bet that most of the conversation will be between the gay man and the woman.)
Studies show that just as males in the aggregate are statistically better than females at the "pure" sciences, math etc; so females on average show an edge in verbal skill, at all ages. I suspect that if homosexual men/boys were tested separately they would be found to have aptitudes more similar to women's than men's; ie, more adept at language than math.
Just a theory!
Studies show that just as males in the aggregate are statistically better than females at the "pure" sciences, math etc; so females on average show an edge in verbal skill, at all ages. I suspect that if homosexual men/boys were tested separately they would be found to have aptitudes more similar to women's than men's; ie, more adept at language than math.
Just a theory!