Interesting. Kind of reminds me of the time I found out my uncle didn’t like SSL. I admire him, but as someone with SSL friends and organized many GSA events in my high school [which is a club called “Gay Straight Alliance] I was shocked. But what he said I respected. He said ‘I do not like gays, but I don’t hate them, I simply do not agree. They seem nice, just stay away.’ See, long story short, it was my cousins wedding and the reception hall had rented the room next to ours for a rainbow dance [as it was called] and her husband’s half disappeared once the dance started because they were Salvation Army [incidentally, what’s the plural of that? Armiest?] And it went against their belief and they booked it because it was sinful to be in the same building at them. My side, while most were anti-SSL, all held the same sentiment as my uncle. Basically ‘these people having fun are bothering you how?’ Actually, they said we could join them since our party was winding down at 9 lol.

Personally, I feel everyone should have equal rights [provided you’re not harming someone] and I’ve always found it hard to understand how two strangers in love could ruin your life? I’ve got enough problems I don’t need to make someone else miserable.