The 2020 census figures show that while gay male couples are drawn to large coastal cities, female same-sex couples prefer smaller, more pastoral areas like Hampshire and Franklin counties.
Crissi Dalfonzo from Ithaca College notes, 'Stereotypes often exist for a reason, but they can be problematic because they can take away the individuality.' This emphasizes how societal perceptions influence the choices made by LGBTQ+ individuals.
Gary Gates highlights economic factors, stating, 'In general, large urban settings are more expensive and less child-friendly than suburban and rural areas,' explaining why female couples tend to opt for less urban locales.
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