http://thefederalist.com/2015/03/17/dear...e-hurting/

Quote:Do you remember that book, “Heather Has Two Mommies”? That was my life. My mom, her partner, and I lived in a cozy little house in the ‘burbs of a very liberal and open-minded area. Her partner treated me as if I was her own daughter. Along with my mom’s partner, I also inherited her tight-knit community of gay and lesbian friends. Or maybe they inherited me?

Either way, I still feel like gay people are my people. I’ve learned so much from you. You taught me how to be brave, especially when it is hard. You taught me empathy. You taught me how to listen. And how to dance. You taught me not be afraid of things that are different. And you taught me how to stand up for myself, even if that means I stand alone.

I’m writing to you because I’m letting myself out of the closet: I don’t support gay marriage. But it might not be for the reasons that you think.

Actually what she is talking about is the hatred of men by her two moms. It was their intolerance that caused the problems for their daughter (as well as the abandonment by her father).

(03-23-2016 09:37 PM)bullet Wrote:  Actually what she is talking about is the hatred of men by her two moms. It was their intolerance that caused the problems for their daughter (as well as the abandonment by her father).

No what she is talking about is this..

Gay marriage doesn’t just redefine marriage, but also parenting. It promotes and normalizes a family structure that necessarily denies us something precious and foundational. It denies us something we need and long for, while at the same time tells us that we don’t need what we naturally crave. That we will be okay. But we’re not. We’re hurting.

That's pretty impressive.