BREAKING: Gay Marriage Equality Passes in New York State

its was about time we all have the right to decide our own partners and the person that we love for the rest of our lives and thers no one that can judge us except god no one else so im very happy for this acomplishment

Hurrah for gay marriage!

It is about equal choices and societal benefits.

Unfortunately, there are those who are trying to make it about their own wishes for the gay community.

There is neither a “gay lifestyle” nor a “straight lifestyle.” But, there are generational differences in gays’ approach to personal relationships. It is true that this is because of the differences in social environments in which each generation of gays matured. Younger gays tend to have had their gay identity integrated into their family and social lives as they were growing up. They therefore will tend to experience life closer to that of the average teenager and young adult rather than dealing with sexual identity and constantly wanting to satiate forbidden sexual desires. Younger gays tend to be more comfortable with their romantic desires. For them, it is about being a whole person where romantic/sexual impulses take their rightful place as one of the many components of their personalities.

In the end, it is all about choices. If gays want commitment, then they should pursue it. If it makes them happy, they should stick to it. And that is what many gays are saying in their quest for marriage equality, as opposed to having their sexual impulses dominate their interactions with the rest of the world.

Yet, there are some gays who see the gay culture of the past as the rightful and pure culture for the gay community. Culture changes – always, since the beginning of time. As society accepts us more, the less we will rebel and the more we will seek and benefit from committed relationships.

Some gays see the gay community as a force to transform straight society and eliminate what they see (and experienced) as its wrongs. While we may all agree that there are societal injustices, rejecting all that is “straight” is not a good solution; most of what both straight and gay folks want and do in their lives are simply generic human – which cannot be isolated by sexual orientation. Nor should we try to find a uniquely gay way of living because of distasteful experiences with “straight society.” While some of us may have had bad experiences, those are personal and do not necessarily mean that “straight culture” is uniformly bad and needs to be transformed. Together, society will keep addressing its wrongs.

Some want folks to be less “interested in following the rules than being themselves” – meaning to be “gay” instead of trying to integrate and be “straight.” Freedom is one of the greatest rights. That is what all gay men and women should aspire to achieve – to live their lives with the same opportunities as others and to be able to make the same decisions: marriage and commitment being one of them.

Hurrah for gay marriage!

It is about equal choices and societal benefits.

Unfortunately, there are those who are trying to make it about their own wishes for the gay community.

There is neither a “gay lifestyle” nor a “straight lifestyle.” But, there are generational differences in gays’ approach to personal relationships. It is true that this is because of the differences in social environments in which each generation of gays matured. Younger gays tend to have had their gay identity integrated into their family and social lives as they were growing up. They therefore will tend to experience life closer to that of the average teenager and young adult rather than dealing with sexual identity and constantly wanting to satiate forbidden sexual desires. Younger gays tend to be more comfortable with their romantic desires. For them, it is about being a whole person where romantic/sexual impulses take their rightful place as one of the many components of their personalities.

In the end, it is all about choices. If gays want commitment, then they should pursue it. If it makes them happy, they should stick to it. And that is what many gays are saying in their quest for marriage equality, as opposed to having their sexual impulses dominate their interactions with the rest of the world.

Yet, there are some gays who see the gay culture of the past as the rightful and pure culture for the gay community. Culture changes – always, since the beginning of time. As society accepts us more, the less we will rebel and the more we will seek and benefit from committed relationships.

Some gays see the gay community as a force to transform straight society and eliminate what they see (and experienced) as its wrongs. While we may all agree that there are societal injustices, rejecting all that is “straight” is not a good solution; most of what both straight and gay folks want and do in their lives are simply generic human – which cannot be isolated by sexual orientation. Nor should we try to find a uniquely gay way of living because of distasteful experiences with “straight society.” While some of us may have had bad experiences, those are personal and do not necessarily mean that “straight culture” is uniformly bad and needs to be transformed. Together, society will keep addressing its wrongs.

Some want folks to be less “interested in following the rules than being themselves” – meaning to be “gay” instead of trying to integrate and be “straight.” Freedom is one of the greatest rights. That is what all gay men and women should aspire to achieve – to live their lives with the same opportunities as others and to be able to make the same decisions: marriage and commitment being one of them.

The end must be near. This is a real let down for people who actually believe in God. Just plain sick and the Lord will reclaim what is his. Yo many sell outs in Govt today. Whatever happened to the seperation of Religion and state. just sick. The book of Leviticus awaits reading for the many who have forgotten about God.

Hurrah for gay marriage!

It is about equal choices and societal benefits.

Unfortunately, there are those who are trying to make it about their own wishes for the gay community.

There is neither a “gay lifestyle” nor a “straight lifestyle.” But, there are generational differences in gays’ approach to personal relationships. It is true that this is because of the differences in social environments in which each generation of gays matured. Younger gays tend to have had their gay identity integrated into their family and social lives as they were growing up. They therefore will tend to experience life closer to that of the average teenager and young adult rather than dealing with sexual identity and constantly wanting to satiate forbidden sexual desires. Younger gays tend to be more comfortable with their romantic desires. For them, it is about being a whole person where romantic/sexual impulses take their rightful place as one of the many components of their personalities.

In the end, it is all about choices. If gays want commitment, then they should pursue it. If it makes them happy, they should stick to it. And that is what many gays are saying in their quest for marriage equality, as opposed to having their sexual impulses dominate their interactions with the rest of the world.

Yet, there are some gays who see the gay culture of the past as the rightful and pure culture for the gay community. Culture changes – always, since the beginning of time. As society accepts us more, the less we will rebel and the more we will seek and benefit from committed relationships.

Some gays see the gay community as a force to transform straight society and eliminate what they see (and experienced) as its wrongs. While we may all agree that there are societal injustices, rejecting all that is “straight” is not a good solution; most of what both straight and gay folks want and do in their lives are simply generic human – which cannot be isolated by sexual orientation. Nor should we try to find a uniquely gay way of living because of distasteful experiences with “straight society.” While some of us may have had bad experiences, those are personal and do not necessarily mean that “straight culture” is uniformly bad and needs to be transformed. Together, society will keep addressing its wrongs.

Some want folks to be less “interested in following the rules than being themselves” – meaning to be “gay” instead of trying to integrate and be “straight.” Freedom is one of the greatest rights. That is what all gay men and women should aspire to achieve – to live their lives with the same opportunities as others and to be able to make the same decisions: marriage and commitment being one of them.

Hurrah for gay marriage!

It is about equal choices and societal benefits.

Unfortunately, there are those who are trying to make it about their own wishes for the gay community.

There is neither a “gay lifestyle” nor a “straight lifestyle.” But, there are generational differences in gays’ approach to personal relationships. It is true that this is because of the differences in social environments in which each generation of gays matured. Younger gays tend to have had their gay identity integrated into their family and social lives as they were growing up. They therefore will tend to experience life closer to that of the average teenager and young adult rather than dealing with sexual identity and constantly wanting to satiate forbidden sexual desires. Younger gays tend to be more comfortable with their romantic desires. For them, it is about being a whole person where romantic/sexual impulses take their rightful place as one of the many components of their personalities.

In the end, it is all about choices. If gays want commitment, then they should pursue it. If it makes them happy, they should stick to it. And that is what many gays are saying in their quest for marriage equality, as opposed to having their sexual impulses dominate their interactions with the rest of the world.

Yet, there are some gays who see the gay culture of the past as the rightful and pure culture for the gay community. Culture changes – always, since the beginning of time. As society accepts us more, the less we will rebel and the more we will seek and benefit from committed relationships.

Some gays see the gay community as a force to transform straight society and eliminate what they see (and experienced) as its wrongs. While we may all agree that there are societal injustices, rejecting all that is “straight” is not a good solution; most of what both straight and gay folks want and do in their lives are simply generic human – which cannot be isolated by sexual orientation. Nor should we try to find a uniquely gay way of living because of distasteful experiences with “straight society.” While some of us may have had bad experiences, those are personal and do not necessarily mean that “straight culture” is uniformly bad and needs to be transformed. Together, society will keep addressing its wrongs.

Some want folks to be less “interested in following the rules than being themselves” – meaning to be “gay” instead of trying to integrate and be “straight.” Freedom is one of the greatest rights. That is what all gay men and women should aspire to achieve – to live their lives with the same opportunities as others and to be able to make the same decisions: marriage and commitment being one of them.

A gay male is diagnosed with AIDS.  The physician prescribes one pound of Jalapeno peppers, sixteen ounces of Tabasco sauce, followed by one pound of prunes.  The patient asks if this will cure him.  The physician says "No, but it will remind you of what your ass is for".

A gay male is diagnosed with AIDS.  The doctor prescribes one pound of Jalapeno peppers, 16 ounces of Tabasco Sauce, followed by one pound of prunes.  The patient asks if this will cure him.  The doctor says "No, but it will remind you of what your ass is for".

We shall take this for ourselves. The fags have jumped line again.  Gay or straight, the religions can be dissolved. 

Angela Garcia as NeonMosfet

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It's beautiful! It's happening in our lifetime! I'm proud to be from New York, and proud to live in Massachusetts, 2 states of the now 6 which have made a commitment to equality. And when California joins the Sensational Six (plus D.C.), almost 25% of the U.S. population will live in states which stand for that equality. Way to go, New York, and way to go, America! This is one of the great moments in American history; we are moving ever so slightly closer to a more perfect union.

I am afraid to enjoy any progress we may 'seem" to be making.  SImply, with the AIDS DRUG ASSISTANCE PROGRAM being frozen in over 13 states putting more than 8,ooo HIV/AIDS patients on a waiting list I do not feel the U.S. governement is a far cry from the Ugandan Parliament witht their stance on GAY GENOCIDE.  THE U.S. will just let a lack of AODS treatment do its dirty work.  Don't wait for health care to be socialized, if you don't have a  bun in the oven, you can forget any medical assistance.  Yes, the United States has turned genocidial in its medical moves; genocidal and blatantly homophobic.

Quick! Someone call Ruben Diaz for reaction!