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Dec 9
THIS.
explore-blog:


One month after Washington State voters approved the state’s marriage equality law in Ref. 74, same-sex couples get marriage licenses for the first time on December 6th, 2012. At around 1:30am, Larry Duncan, 56, left, and Randy Shepherd, 48, from North Bend, Wash. got their marriage license. The two plan to wed on December 9th, the first day it is possible for them to wed in Washington State. They have been together for 11 years.

The second most heart-warming marriage equality photo this week, after this one.
Complement with Scott Pasfield’s wonderful Gay in America photo project. 

THIS.

explore-blog:

One month after Washington State voters approved the state’s marriage equality law in Ref. 74, same-sex couples get marriage licenses for the first time on December 6th, 2012. At around 1:30am, Larry Duncan, 56, left, and Randy Shepherd, 48, from North Bend, Wash. got their marriage license. The two plan to wed on December 9th, the first day it is possible for them to wed in Washington State. They have been together for 11 years.

The second most heart-warming marriage equality photo this week, after this one.

Complement with Scott Pasfield’s wonderful Gay in America photo project. 

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There’s more where this came from. Click for the whole gay oreo story.

There’s more where this came from. Click for the whole gay oreo story.

May 9

When Obama endorsed same-sex marriage…

whenobamaendorsed:

… Joe, Hillary and Michelle were all ORANGE MOCHA FRAPUCCINOS???

orange mocha

May 9
Can’t wait for that bill.

Can’t wait for that bill.

Apr 3
Sickening! Sickeningly cute! Behold the gay marriage photo that proves how evil the homosexual agenda really is. Two dangerous elderly women rub our noses in their adorable life choice. Now I have to get a divorce, clearly.

Sickening! Sickeningly cute! Behold the gay marriage photo that proves how evil the homosexual agenda really is. Two dangerous elderly women rub our noses in their adorable life choice. Now I have to get a divorce, clearly.

Man I wish I could have scored this sweet deal in my straight marriage…
stfuconservatives:

knowhomo:

LGBTQ* Humor and Political Cartoons
…Traditional Marriage? Do they really know what they are talking about?

Every time I hear someone talking about “traditional marriage” I want to be like, “Which kind? The one where the husband can have seven wives or the one where she’s technically his property now?”
-Jess

Man I wish I could have scored this sweet deal in my straight marriage…

stfuconservatives:

knowhomo:

LGBTQ* Humor and Political Cartoons

…Traditional Marriage? Do they really know what they are talking about?

Every time I hear someone talking about “traditional marriage” I want to be like, “Which kind? The one where the husband can have seven wives or the one where she’s technically his property now?”

-Jess

What will be the impact of New York State’s historic legalization of Same-Sex Marriage on the 2012 Presidential election?

From my Quora feed: Unless Obama eats a baby live on television, I think it will have a minimal impact. Here’s why.

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What are the unforeseen consequences of the legalization of gay marriage in the United States?

  1. Less hate crimes and bullying. The more people who can show the world that gay is normal, the less likely culturally, kids will think its cool to bully and abuse other kids who may be gay or may have gay parents. So a decrease in violence, a decrease in gay teen suicide, and a decrease in old outmoded cultural stereotypes that hurt everyone. Currently, gay teens are 5 times more likely than their straight counterparts to end their life, as they get bullied at home as well as at school.
  2. It could cause more adoptions. Once gay marriage is legitimate, laws that ban gay adoption will become obsolete. That means kids will be forced to lived in houses with people WHO CARE ABOUT THEM! The humanity.
  3. More awkward hookups. It will force the wedding industry to grow in profitability. More weddings means more catering. More catering means more open bars. More open bars mean more drunken bridesmaid hookups. Which either could lead to more walks of shame, or MORE WEDDINGS! Which leads to suffering. (Side note, I witnessed a groomsman bridesmaid seduction dance that led to another wedding. It was horrifying.)
  4. More taxes! Not that they’ll raise taxes, but more couples will be paying them, which would mean more expansion of BIG GOVERNMENT.
  5. More drunken debauchery! More weddings means more drunken bachelor/bachelorette parties! Which means more money for bars, clubs, karaoke joints, and Vegas. It better stay in Vegas.
  6. An increase in clothing costs. As gay men raise more straight children, said children could have a more keen eye for fashionable clothing. This will lead to peer pressure, which will lead to their straight friends with straight parents feeling pressure to dress nicer. So straight middle class families could suffer from more money spent on nicer clothes.
  7. An increase in wedding gift spending. If you are straight, and you befriend gay people, you’ll essentially double the number of wedding gifts you have to buy each year, hurting your bottom line..
  8. More Cats! Lesbians living together in holy matrimony could mean an over adoption of homeless cats.
  9. More Dogs in Outfits! A few gay men dress their little dogs in outfits. What will the children say!?!?!1!!


So basically the apocalypse.


What are the unforeseen consequences of the legalization of gay marriage in the United States?

Remembering Christina Santiago

I didn’t know this woman, but she has a story people should hear. Rest in peace.

I was just straight sleeping last night, and am going to straight pick up some straight breakfast this morning. I’m totally straight excited for next weekend when a bunch of judges work straight overtime to straight officiate some gay marriages.

I was just straight sleeping last night, and am going to straight pick up some straight breakfast this morning. I’m totally straight excited for next weekend when a bunch of judges work straight overtime to straight officiate some gay marriages.

(Source: gothamist.com)

Tom Dec: 5 Remarkable Things About NY's Approval of Same-Sex Marriage

from the astute tomdec (the guy I got the GOP quote from that got me all these reblogs):

The story of yesterday’s gay marriage vote in New York isn’t that it was approved, but how it came to be approved. New York isn’t the first state to allow gay couples to marry, but it indicates an amazing milestone for the movement. Why?

1. It was a GOP-controlled Senate that passed it.

What are all the arguments against gay marriage?

The power of tumblr compels me. Thanks to the encouragement of 9000 people reblogging something I copied and pasted, with the number still growing, which wasn’t anything I actually wrote, I thought it might be good to offer something of substance on my blog, now that I have 650 more people reading this who probably don’t care about pictures of my kid. So I’m going to repost a couple of my equality answers that I wrote on my favorite site, Quora. PS:  If anyone knows who created the awesome I Love NY Equality Image, let me know so I can give them proper credit in the post. 

Today’s question: What are all the arguments against gay marriage?

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