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'They're my partner': why is this term replacing 'boyfriend' and 'husband'?

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The terms 'partner' (parceiro/parceira) are gaining ground among heterosexual couples, replacing traditional labels like 'husband' and 'wife'. The language is seen as more neutral and inclusive.

Público25 Jan

'They're my partner': why is this term replacing 'boyfriend' and 'husband'?

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'They're my partner': why is this term replacing 'boyfriend' and 'husband'?

'They're my partner': why is this term replacing 'boyfriend' and 'husband'?