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Up thread here someone asked, "What do you mean the "more stable relationships" of same sex couples?!?!"
I felt the need to answer the questions. THe most stable relationships have been proven to be lesbian couples. It's not all that surprising if you think about it. Females are typically pretty easy to get along with, and tend to have less trouble with monogamy. With two Moms, the job of being a mom is probably less hair-raising and isolating. Probably (and this is a guess) less arguing about housework and more mutual support.
Sorry if my comments are offensive to anyone. Just answering the question.
