So, USA just legalized gay-marriage. My question is: "What took'em so long?"
It is a pretty fervorous movement going on the internet from the supporting side and the opposing side. Me? Well, I'm on the supporting side and I'll tell you why (even if what I have to say has already been said in a lot of other opinions before).
I simply think is right for everyone to have the chance to be happy, no matter the age, genre, race, social class, religion, etc. Homosexual people are still people! Sexual orientation is something that no one can force into each other. The person is gay because he just IS, period.
I know that the religious question is one of the main arguments of the opposing side. But if you think about the essence of the thing, you will see that there is no sense at all to be mad at the situation of two people getting married, (maybe) adopting a child and loving each other. Love is one of God's main traces, right? He created us all as His image, therefore, we are all His children. And what father wouldn't be happy to see their children happy, by the love that He implanted in our hearts.
I'm not religious nor I disbelief religion, I just think that it isn't right for people to forbid other to be happy.
And, for the homophobic part of the story, it's simple. Just because a man, for example, is gay, it doesn't mean that he will hit on another guy just because he is a man. It works the same way if you have a girl friend. She is not gonna hit on you just because you're a man and she is heterosexual.
Long story short: I just think that love is all that matters.
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