Gay Dating Solutions Unveils Updated Website and a Limited Number of Free Memberships for Men Who Want Serious, Committed Relationships

Gay Dating Solutions Unveils Updated Website and a Limited Number of Free Memberships for Men Who Want Serious, Committed Relationships

(1888 PressRelease) Gay Dating Solutions helps gay men find the right partner for a long-term relationship. The custom-designed proprietary personality survey is the most complete and accurate method to connect with other gay men and the in-depth questionnaires will match members who are highly compatible and enjoy the same interests.

Atlanta - Gay Dating Solutions is pleased to announce that their updated website is fully functional to help gay men living in southern US states find the right partner for a long-term relationship. The custom-designed proprietary personality survey is the most complete and accurate method to connect with other gay men and the in-depth questionnaires will match members who are highly compatible and enjoy the same interests.

Gay Dating Solutions said that gay men are no different than heterosexuals when it comes to preferring a deeper, more meaningful bond with another human being. That can be a bit more difficult for gay men in the southern US, given the region's traditional and restrictive views about homosexuality and same-sex marriage. As these views slowly begin to change, however, the time was right to provide a premier singles dating service for gay men across the South.

Gay Dating Solutions added that many Americans may assume that the states of the Deep South have the smallest percentages of LGBT populations, but that would be incorrect. According to a February 2013 Williams Institute study, which is the largest population-based survey ever conducted that includes measurement of LGBT identification, the states with the smallest LGBT populations are in the West: Nebraska, North Dakota, Montana, Idaho and Utah. Other than Tennessee and Mississippi, the LGBT populations of most southern states fall in the middle, either 2.8-3.2 percent or 3.3-3.5 percent.

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