[Paul30487]

1. There are no states in which it is legal for two homosexuals to marry each other. The closest you can get is a civil union ceremony in Vermont that provides some of the benefits of marriage, but only to citizens of Vermont. Those relationships are not recognized by any other state. 2. That depends on the context. If you say of someone, ‘He’s so gay!’ in a disparaging voice, then no, it’s not okay. If you are answering a question, ‘Is he married?’ with a response, ‘No, he’s gay, but he has a partner,’ that’s probably acceptable. I would say that you should use ‘gay’ in roughly the same way that you would use something like ‘Caucasian.’ Most of the time, it simply is not necessary.

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