Homo Domesticus: Notes from a Same-Sex Marriage

Homo Domesticus: Notes from a Same-Sex Marriage

by David Valdes Greenwood
Homo Domesticus: Notes from a Same-Sex Marriage

Homo Domesticus: Notes from a Same-Sex Marriage

by David Valdes Greenwood

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Overview

In this “sweet, funny, true tale of same-sex romance” (PUBLISHERS WEEKLY), David Valdes Greenwood sets the record straight on gay marriage-and reminds us what really matters to any couple. Here he charts the ups and downs of an all-too-human relationship: going on that first “non-date”; learning to share duties (and mince words) in the kitchen; dealing with a wandering eye; and realizing that life as a couple is all about discovering “just how many things you can approach differently without actually killing each other.” When along comes baby, David and his husband find out just how outrageous and maddeningly wonderful the ties of love can be. This is a radiant, whimsical testament to love and commitment by today's “gay Erma Bombeck” (NPR).

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780786731916
Publisher: Hachette Books
Publication date: 04/27/2009
Sold by: Hachette Digital, Inc.
Format: eBook
Pages: 224
File size: 294 KB

About the Author

David Valdes Greenwood teaches at Tufts University and lives in Massachusetts.

Table of Contents


Hello, Young Lovers
Why We Marry     3
Where Husbands Come From     19
Two Hearts Beat as Two     33
More Than Meets the "I Do"
A Pansy by Any Other Name?     45
Flirt, but Don't Touch     59
Miffing     71
Crossing the Threshold
The Missing DINK     83
Bath, Bed, and Beyond     93
Creature Comfort     105
A Threat to Marriage?
Go Toward What You Love     119
How the Other Half Proposes     137
Where Babies Come From
The Greatest Sales Pitch Ever     153
This Is Wanting Something     167
Two Madmen and a Baby     181
In This Together     199
Acknowledgments     213

What People are Saying About This

At last - a memoir of a life worth living!. . . This is a frank, funny book about the fragile finances and tender hearts on which we stake our happiness." -- (Michael Downing, author of Breakfast with Scot)

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