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I really don't have a problem with people's sexuality. If a person's gay, a person's gay, so what.....
The whole marriage thing, I don't know about that. I'm ok with legal partnerships. But marriage is a case where the separation of church and state becomes blurred. Marriage holds both legal and religious connotations that could be described as inseparable. I don't think the founders foresaw this contingency.
What I don't get is why do gay people feel the need to continually engage in discussions about their sexuality? Straight people don't spend the evening discussing what the straight experience is like. But once a gay person is out with you, and you are accepting, their sexuality is close to all they talk about. Freaking boring as hell to listen to. I barely care about my own sex life.
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