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Stories from a man who fails to meet media expectations of what it means to be gay:
white, frivolous, over sexed yet sexless, shrill, single, stylish, a clown, unimportant, et al.
Martes 10/14/2003
villainy
It's national protection of marriage week here in the good ol' U.S. of A. and I'd like to share a little something with you. Now, don't go spreading it around or anything, but apparently I am the greatest threat to the sacred institution of marriage that there is.
No, really. It's much more than the simple fact that I want to be able to marry John, no, it�s much more insidious then that. It's also that we have been together for over thirteen years now. A blatant attack against heterosexual marriage because we have been a couple longer than the majority of our straight friends, well at those of the same age range that is. Amongst our circle of friends, we are the couple that has been together forever and ever that no one can ever imagine breaking up.
Even worse, we are considered by many a somewhat boring couple, and thus normal people just like them, a backhanded terrorist approach to weakening the institution of marriage, because if we are seen as a normal couple, then people may just forget that homosexuals are sinners and all manner of chaos would ensue.
It�s already beginning to happen. We have even been told by several straight single people that they want a relationship like ours. Admiring a homosexual male couple for the longevity of their sham of a false relationship which is nothing compared to sacred beauty of a heterosexual relationship between a man and a woman is proof that we are succeeding in our attempt to destroy the institution of marriage.
People admiring us. People thinking we're "normal." I haven't been keeping track of numbers, but I'm sure we must have been the cause of many a divorce, or even better yet, young straight couples choosing to live together in sin instead of marrying in the first place. "Why marry?" they would say, "John and Nico would appear to be a happy and well adjusted gay male couple who are doing just fine without being married. Hey let's tell all our friends about John and Nico and maybe they'll all get divorced and weaken the very fabric of our society!"
The promise of wedding gifts is not just that alluring when compared to destroying society as we know it.
Heck, we may have even pushed a confused individual or two to reject their inherent heterosexuality and to choose to be gay. Kudos to us if we have. It's not that easy to convert people these days, what with all the prejudice, bashing, murders, bigotry, and reduced rights, and all.
Good thing everyone's convinced gay men have constant sex, or else we'd never be able to keep up the conversion quota.
There are other many threats to the sacred institution of marriage besides me of course, there's June & Alison and their kids Joy and Elizabeth. June and Alison were married in their back yard in a religious ceremony almost eight years ago now by a minister of a gay friendly religion. Mark and Bill don't have children, but they have been together for eleven years now and actively volunteer their time and money to various causes. Gail and June are an engineer and teacher who have been a couple for nearly ten years now and own a condo in Orange County.
There are so many other besides them as well. There�s Marcos & Ted, Jane & Sue, Alicia & Grace, Chris & Jen, Sue & Marisella, Tee & Jill, Tim & Alejandro, May & Grace, Shella & Kendra, Carlos & Manuel, Jean & Sandra, Ricardo & Paul, Tom & Sam, Scott & Mark, I can't even think of all the other threats to marriage, all the people out there blatantly promoting the Gay Agenda by forcing their deviant lifestyles down everyone's throats by not being good little closeted homosexuals.
It's a veritable tidal wave of an assault against the sacred institution of marriage by same gender couples who if allowed to, would most likely want that marriage certificate which would grant them access to certain rights and privileges they are currently denied. Pidly little things such as knowing a hospital wouldn't be able to prevent them from seeing each other if one of them were seriously ill, or not having to worry about inheritance taxes in case of death.
Given a marriage certificate, some of them would even have a religious ceremony as well, but then again, religion/church willing, some already have.
More later,
nico
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