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Re: Open to Discussion

dragonneko — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 16:30:31 -0000

I'm not religious either. I really don't understand why people in power are against gay marriage. I think a lot of them are religious, and they either believe it's wrong and/or it scares them. If a person can't understand something, they usually fear/hate it. People should be able to love whomever they wish. It's better for 2 men or 2 women to be together, than for a them to be in a loveless relationship. There are people being abuse and beaten by their "loved ones", but the government is focusing on gay marriage?! That just makes no sense! If one of my children turned out to be gay, I wouldn't care one bit. They're still who they are, they just prefer the same gender as theirs. My husband's the same, though when we had a conversation about it, he says "What about my bloodline...that can't be passed on if they adopt" He pouted a little bit, I know in the end he really wouldn't care. As for me, as long as I have a grandchild, blood related or not, I'm happy, lol. I don't know how my parents would react though. I don't know their thoughts on gay marriage. I've watched the news with them a few times when it's mentioned, and I say something like "That's so stupid, so what if they're gay? Love is love." They don't respond to it, and the looks on their faces...I dunno. I often wondered what they would say if I told them I was attracted to both men and women...my mom would probably freak, lol. Oh well, she barely knows anything about me anyway and cares more about my daughter than me. I wonder, does it actually say somewhere in the bible (the original not the new altered ones) that being gay is a sin? I think it's something that was added later or that the church thought up. They say that God loves all his children, well "all" doesn't mean "everyone except for these people...cause they're different". I was watching tv one day and one of the guys from the Barenaked Ladies said something like "People are like sandwhiches, if they were all peanut butter and jelly, the world would be pretty boring."
I could probably rant about this subject all day, but then my fingers would get really sore, lol.

Re: What Really Grinds My Gears – 17

dragonneko — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 17:55:51 -0000

I look forward to reading it!^^

I ate a whole pack of strawberries. I don't know if it's the strawberries, or the sugar I added to them, but I'm feeling much happier now, lol.

Re: What Really Grinds My Gears – 17

dragonneko — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 17:21:14 -0000

I say "no offense" sometimes, but it's always for little things like my opinion on things. I wouldn't take offense if someone said, "No offense, but I don't like the cookies you baked." Not everyone will like what you do or say, but to say things like what that woman said, ugh.

I think adding "no offense" made that comment worse, and what bothers me even more is that she's trying to make her son not be gay. If being gay is a part of who your child is, you should love it. I just can't understand how some parents can stop loving their child, just because they're gay, or choose a different religeon, or anything like that. I mean, I could understand cutting off connections to your child if they became a serial murderer or pedophile, but for being gay...it's just stupid. People should learn to be more accepting of other people.

I get so angry when I hear people make stupid comments like that. I'm gonna eat some strawberries, maybe that'll put me in a better mood :P