Quote:Originally posted by diamond_ace@May 22 2012, 05:49 PM
Instead of telling you my opinion on gay marriage, I will let my close friends Keith and Bill Zatezalo-Greene tell you my opinion on gay marriage when they get back from their honeymoon in New York. Keith was my dad's tattoo artist for several years (before unfortunately my dad died) and he was actually so close to both of us that he called us dad and little brother and was there in the hospital room with my mom, my sister, and I at the time of my dad's death. Technically he's not related, but he's just as family as any of my biological family, and actually far more family than most of my cousins. If I had a problem with him I certainly wouldn't have gotten to the point where he is that close.

I am one of those people that will fight for it to be accepted, because who is the government to say they can't? They're only doing it because certain demographics (primarily linked to church groups, but not entirely so) disagree and won't keep them in office otherwise.

As far as how gay/straight people act:
I enjoy musicals and cooking, I drink flavorful drinks, write poetry, go to art exhibits, and I used to take dance in high school. I am 100% straight. Keith dislikes musicals, can't cook, drinks beer, rum and coke, and is one of the most masculine people I know. Keith is gay. Proof is in the pudding as far as the stereotype is concerned.

u said it well, people stereotype roght away the sensative feminin guy with a pink shirt
there are some like that... and there are some guys who are tough bikers who can be gay
just let them live their life to the fullest (isnt that the goal for everyone)