Happy (Gay) Marriages

To whom this may concern, everyone is entitled to live their life with whom ever they want to, how ever they want to. This applies to straight, gay, bisexuals and any other people of that nature. To tell someone how to live their life is like trying to convert a christian into a catholic. Everyone is just different.

Many people try to understand the ways of those who partake in "GAY" relationships or marriages. Personally I believe that people just need to mind their business. Being gay is not hurting anyone especially you so why involve yourself? I understand that you may not particularly approve of it but so what, no one asked for your opinion. Your best bet is to do you and let them do them.

However, I can understand where people are coming from. Being gay is not the most religious thing happening right now but you know what, Its their choice. In the bible it is strictly prohibited yes. I am sure they know that but If they don't care neither should we. We should right a law that would actually help us like no purchase of guns at all unless you are a cop instead of banding gay marriages.

I believe that so many people are against "happy" people because they feel as though that since they are of the same sex they automatically are attracted to every female or male. This is a typical stereotype. In fact, this is like saying every straight female is attracted to every male that see which in most cases is NOT the case. Its hard enough out here opening up to the world, especially to a world of rejection so yes I think that a gay marriage is a truly happy and hopefully successful marriage no matter what anyone thinks.

In closure, some of my closest friends are gay/bisexual and you know I have no problem with it. People should try to keep an open mind about things. Everything is not in everones favor so deal. I'm pretty sure you'd be annoyed of someone repeatedly tried to breakup you and your soul mate, trust I know how it feels and it hurts really bad. Imagine if It were you, have a heart they are regular people just like you and I.

Cynthia King