This is Dr. Lisa Marie-Bobby, and you're listening to the Love, Happiness, and Success Podcast.

The Roots of Electroof. The roots of electronic dance music, my friends, from the Year of Our Lord 1977, that is Giorgio Maroder, with a song from here to eternity.

Little nod to the mastermind behind a lot of electronic dance music, disco.

He was one of the producers, I understand, of Donna Summers' music.

And I just, I wanted to eliminate just one of the amazing and glorious facets of gay culture that I so appreciate.

And there is much more to gay culture than just parties.

But my goodness, personally, some of the happiest and most fun, most magical moments of my young life were spent in clubs by four and about gay people.

And we had the best time.

I probably shouldn't tell you this because I was such a bad little bunny.

But when I was 18 years old and I was in college, I had a college ID with like a little laminated front and I lifted it up

with a razor blade and changed the date of my birth with a Sharpie marker. It was so bad. It was like

so obvious. And it trooped up to the coolest gay club in town with my friends all in our little baggy pants.

And I will never forget this incredibly merciful person who just sort of took one look at

my idea and was like, happy birthday, baby. And we went in and had the time of our lives and

just so many, so many fond memories.

That's not why we're here today is to hear me reminisce.

What we're here to do is to talk about gay same-sex relationships specifically.

You know, I don't specialize in same-sex relationships. It's quite a specialty.

Over the years, I've worked with a number of same-sex couples and individuals, and I think we do

great work. And, you know, I have become aware, thanks to your feedback, frankly, that because of my own, you know,

mostly heterosexual personal orientation and just like what would I usually do, you know,

with heterosexual couples, it's very easy for me to slide in to kind of this worldview that really talks

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