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I Am Very Annoyed About This Issue. Why Can’t It Be A Choice? Why Is That Any Less Legitimate? It Seems We’re Just Ceding This Point To Bigots Who Are Demanding It, And I Don’t Think That They Should Define The Terms Of The Debate. I Also Feel Like People Think I Was Walking Around In A Cloud And Didn’t Realize I Was Gay, Which I Find Really Offensive. I Find It Offensive To Me, But I Also Find It Offensive To All The Men I’ve Been Out With.

When Women Got The Vote, They Did Not Redefine Voting. When African-americans Got The Right To Sit At A Lunch Counter Alongside White People, They Did Not Redefine Eating Out. They Were Simply Invited To The Table. That Is All We Want To Do; We Have No Desire To Change Marriage. We Want To Be Entitled To Not Only The Same Privileges But The Same Responsibilities As Straight People.

It Is Interesting To See How Far We've Come As A Society Since Then. But Also How Everybody Keeps Touching [ronald] Reagan And Trying To Evoke Him.

Make America Great Again? Right, But Now It Comes Back To Us In A Completely Twisted Way. And In Some Ways They Achieve That, Or They At Least Achieve The Appearance Of That, But Now You Try And Do It Again And It's Just... It's So Out Of Sync With Who We Obviously Are As A People.

In A School Where Everyone Is Famous Or Rich Or Whatever, You Have A Culture, 'what Does Your Dad Do?' 'what Does Your Mom Do?