Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Here We Come, Grown-up World

Sooo, this is the last blog post of the year and I don't really think I'll keep up with this once I graduate. But I know that I'll keep it and look at it occasionally. This is really the first place that I was able to express my feelings about gay marriage and anything that has to do with the fact that gay men and women don't have the same rights as straight men and women. This blog has also made me realize how much I really care about this issue. Before, I would talk about it and discuss it with my parents, but now I actually want to do something about it. If a man feels the same way I feel about Hunter about another man, I want him to be able to express that. To me, it's almost inhumane that they are not given these rights. It's the close-minded people that are ignorant about it.

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3 comments:

  1. SharmatronMay 11, 2012 at 8:20 PM

    I really liked all of your blog posts. I read your blog every week and I support your reasoning. I feel that gays should have their rights. Many people think that guys chose to be gay, but the truth is that some guys are just born that way. I used to be against gays because I was afraid that gays in society would influence our future generation and my future kids, but ever since I found out that gays don't have the choice to be gay and that they are born that way...well i am more accepting about gay rights.

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  2. tayyylajayMay 12, 2012 at 5:45 AM

    I just really can't even wrap my head around the fact that some people don't support gay marriage. They still love each other all the same. What will these people do if their children turn out to be gay? Mr. Tulli asked us in class who supported gay marriage, and almost all of the class raised their hand, but not everyone. It's just really sad to know that people can't support the love that other people have for one another.

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  3. DangleflowsaucemanMay 19, 2012 at 6:48 PM

    Exactly. How the **** can someone tell a man he can't love another man or a woman that she cannot love another woman? America needs to bring back some Martin Luther King, Jr. and demand some change.

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