29/08/2025
πΈπ¬π³οΈβππ³οΈββ§οΈ CNA reported that the proportion of people in Singapore who think gay s*x and marriage are wrong has fallen over the past decade, according to an Institute of Policy Studies - IPS study published on Thursday (Aug 28).
Between 2013 and 2024, those who disapprove of gay s*x fell by about 27 percentage points, while those who disapprove of gay marriage dropped by around 23 percentage points.
SOME GAY ACTS MORE ACCEPTABLE THAN OTHERS
The researchers found a hierarchy of acceptance on same-s*x issues that persisted across time.
Gay s*x attracted the most disapproval, followed by gay marriage, surrogacy or ART by gay couples and lastly, gay adoption.
Notably, the gap between gay marriage and gay adoption narrowed from around 12 percentage points in 2013 to about 5 percentage points in 2024.
"This indicates growing alignment in how respondents evaluate relationship recognition versus parenting pathways," said the study.
Slightly over half of the respondents in the survey view gay s*x and gay marriage as wrong.