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How many of you have attended a gay or lesbian wedding or civil union ceremony?

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This reminds me of:

 

I'm not racist, I play basketball with 3 black guys on Tuesday night!

 

Exactly my thoughts. :lol2:

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Not yet but I expect I will attend several over the next couple years.

This is a very interesting point I had not thought of. I wonder how many gay couples will break up over this ruling. Before, they could just live together and not have to think about marriage. Now, what if one partner wants to get married and the other does not (just like with many straight couples)...

 

One girl I know was very stressed out about the ruling for this reason... Her partner has asked about it before, but her excuse was always "We can't get married in KY." Now that's no longer the case. I told her to man (or woman) up and tell her the real reasons she didn't want to get married.

My thread.

 

Do not hijack it.

 

 

I hate to break this to you, but you don't get to decide who can post in threads and who can't. It's not "your" thread and frankly, you sound very much like a child when you proclaim otherwise.

This is a very interesting point I had not thought of. I wonder how many gay couples will break up over this ruling. Before, they could just live together and not have to think about marriage. Now, what if one partner wants to get married and the other does not (just like with many straight couples)...

 

There is a funny skit from Comedy Central over this. Might be better suited for a new thread, though.

I have, believe it, or not. It was about 15 to 20 years ago. 2 lovely ladies were married in a beautiful ceremony at a hotel. I have not heard from them in about 13 years, but I am sure that they are very happy together.

 

Now, :wave::wave::wave::wave::wave::wave::wave::wave::wave:

 

Have you attended one?

 

 

Tolerance and acceptance are two very different things.

My point with this thread is for people to get off of my back with regards to who I am.

 

You have created whatever issues you have on here yourself. Don't come in guns blazing and expect no one to say anything.

I have not attended. I would if invited, I know some couples that I definitely would but not if in a church.

I have not, but would like to. Just as I'd love to attend a wedding of people of the Islamic faith, Jewish faith, and of all other diverse cultures. Different cultures and customs fascinate me, and I firmly believe the only way to truly gain an understanding of them is to experience it.

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I always thought bike riding with a Camelback is weird. I can see the extra need for water though.

Hate that I missed my cousin's last July out in California. She and her partner were joined together after 13 years of being together. My uncle (her father) is a devout Catholic and I am sure has struggled with her lifestyle, but he has always been there in support of my cousin and her spouse. My guess is he privately prays for them but I cannot say for certain as I've never asked since it is not of my business.

I would attend if it were outside or if it were in a church. Why would some refuse to attend if the ceremony were held in a church? If it's okay with the Church, then who are you to say it's inappropriate?

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