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![]() This came up on another thread and made me curious. We refer to our community as Butch-Femme not Femme-Butch. We usually refer to Medusa and Jack, not usually Jack and Medusa. But lets broaden it. Why is it: ~Lucy and Ricky but Fred and Ethel? ~Meg Ryan and Dennis Quaid but Tom Cruise and <insert woman here>? ~ Howard and Marion Cunningham but Joanie and Chachi? ~Ross and Rachel but Monica and Chandler? ~Richard Burton and Liz Taylor but Liz Taylor and Eddie Fisher? So, if you are thinking harder, think about couples in YOUR life, your family, your own relationship......is there a customary order for the names or are they interchangeable? Either way, what do you think influenced a particular order or an interchangeable order? Is there a sexism component? A real or preceived power component? Does one just sound better/flow better than the other? Age? Tradition? Something else? Inquiring minds are curious.
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