[Christopher]

i can’t believe gays will do more damage to the ‘institution’ of marriage than straights already have. the divorce rate is well over 50% and rising. come one, it’s just fear. ok, i respect the views of the christian man (mark, i think?), who can state where he stands, but at least is open to listening to other opinions. i hate it when people close their minds to the rest of the universe. yes, i am from vermont, the state of civil unions. however, what i want, as a gay male in an 11 year relationship, is full rights with my partner. while we have a lot at the state level, civil unions does not guarantee us any of the federal benefits. i am for marriage, but why does it have to be from a religious perspective? i wouldn’t force my viewpoints on any church that objects to this, they shouldn’t object to my getting married if it’s from a secular perspective. if i can get married and receive the same benefits that you as a straight person automatically receive when you marry, and it’s not in your church, does this really affect you in any way? and for those that say it’s against the bible, and immoral, remember, that’s your perspective. not everyone believes in your god or your bible. and because they don’t believe in what you believe does not make them wrong. here’s a question for the Y? forum: how come upper middle class is the highest class level listed as a choice? do not upper class people visit this site?

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Name : Christopher, Gender : M, Sexual Orientation : Gay, Race : White/Caucasian, Religion : Secular Humanist, Age : 41, City : Jericho, State : VT, Country : United States, Education level : 4 Years of College, Social class : Upper middle class, 

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