"straight relationship" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a relationship between two heterosexual people (e.g. "They had been in a straight relationship for years").
And being in a "straight" relationship certainly doesn't make me butch.
His panto for the Old Vic, London, which paralleled Cinderella's straight relationship with a gay one for Buttons, garnered the year's most homophobic reviews.
"And in a million other ways we were constantly reminded that our relationship wasn't equal to a straight relationship, even though we were legally married," George told me.
Now she's in a straight relationship "where one person says, 'Where's my socks?' and the other person is expected to know".
The oxidation potential of a series of organic solvents tested showed a straight relationship with Gutmann's donor number: the higher the GDN the more easily is the solvent oxidized.
She basically said to me that she was a lesbian in a lesbian relationship, and then because of her partner's choices, she was a lesbian in a straight relationship.
It did not matter that the articles were about straight relationships and I was gay.
Gay people have been watching straight relationships and been engrossed by them for years.
Gay people, and relationships, exhibit the same range of virtues and vices that straight people and straight relationships do.
But, of course, sexuality is all folded up in family life, which for most of us involves straight relationships, too.
"The plan — the joke — was that I was treating straight relationships and straight sex with the same contempt that straight advice columnists had always treated gay sex and gay relationships.
