DOMA

I realized the other day that I have not yet commented on what happened the other day in California. It was a great day to hear that the ban against same sex marriage is no more. That is one step closer to everybody finally being treated equally.

If you have not figured it out yet, I fully support gay marriage. I fully support the right to marry what ever person it is that you want to marry or have a relationship with. I think love is love no matter what sex the other partner is, and no matter what color of their skin. I do not think that there is anything wrong with a man loving a man, a woman loving a woman, and even one color person loving the another.

I think that loving another person should be easy, their should be no catch to who can and cant get married. Who cares what they do in their bedroom? Are you watching their penetration? NO! So why does it matter? Because they kiss in public? Oh man! God forbid you see two men kiss each other in public, what's gonna happen to you? Are you going to melt on the spot? NO! Nothing fucking happens to you. Nothing that they do with each other directly affects anybody else! Why is this so hard for people to understand? Who cares if they get married, or if they screw each other? It has nothing to do with you!

So why make it difficult for them for no other reason then some book says marriage is between a man and a woman. If that was really what was intended from the book then God would not have made it possible for people to love someone of the same sex! If you believe in God so much and think he created us then why is it hard for you to accept a couple of the same sex because he created them? If he created you then he created them.

And don't give me that oh its a choice thing. Its not a choice. You don't choose who or how you love, its something you feel inside. And if you believe in God then why is it so hard to believe that God gave us the choice to love whoever we want? Because he did. He gave us the choice to think for ourselves, to love who we want, to be who we want. So who are we to stop another person from thinking for themselves or loving who they want or being who they want to be?