Millionaire Matchmaker's Patti Stanger made some offensive remarks against gay men on Bravo's Watch What Happens Live this weekend. During the broadcast she stated that "There is no curbing the gay," and joked that gay men are rarely monogamous. 

Since then, she offered a lukewarm apology via Twitter. But during Stanger's interview on Joy Behar's show today, she went on to rail against the gay male community, offering a litany of what many are saying are false stereotypes and claims about promiscuity, an extra chromosome and less testosterone in gay men, and that gay marriage in New York is a privilege. 

Today, Dr. Frankie Bashan, one of the country's leading LGBT matchmakers, as well as a relationship expert, couples counselor, clinical psychologist and founder of Little Gay Book, offered up her statement regarding Stanger's recent outbursts. 

Bashan, a lesbian herself, has been married for close to nine years and has two children. She is a relationship advice columnist for Curve Magazine, and has recently offered expert advice in Glamour, Match.com's Happen Magazine, and on NPR Radio. 

"Her statements reinforce many stereotypes, including the false belief that gays are unable and incapable of having healthy monogamous relationships. Promiscuity and dysfunction are not exclusive to the gay community. Patti should know that using absolutes like 'always,' 'never' and 'most,' will trigger negative reactions amongst members of an already marginalized population who are struggling to achieve equal rights and protections already afforded to mainstream society."         

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