Ugh, yeah. it can be very stressful when your whole family and culture is against you.

My young cousin, a good catholic boy is gay. He got legally married to an Orthodox Jew whose family is surprisingly very accepting. They even adopted a child.
In our family it’s still a secret. Nobody talks about it. One day I was in NY and he introduced me to his husband. All the younger relatives are supportive and it not a big deal. I’m older so people didn’t talk to me… But we have several gay and lesbian relatives.

I’m waiting for my cousin (the mother) to announce to everyone. I don’t think that day will ever come.

Funny how gays are not saying gun rights are important and open carry would have prevented issues.

[quote=mixxalot]I am not anti gay but my issue is that too many gays act like they deserve special treatment and special rights for liking anal sex.[/quote]

If, by special treatment, you mean not being ridiculed, ostracized, spit on, laughed at, turned down for jobs, shunned, mocked, and maybe shot 100 at a time, then they do deserve those things, not as special treatment, but because they’re human.

If that’s not what you mean, what do you mean?

[quote=mixxalot]I am not anti gay but my issue is that too many gays act like they deserve special treatment and special rights for liking anal sex.[/quote]

Name one special right they’re asking for. Btw, there are plenty of straight men and women who like anal sex too. Do you think they’re asking for special rights too?

Haha, there are more women than men, so there’s room for lesbians too.

If Mexicans, Puerto Ricans, West Indians, Chinese, Irish, Italians can have their own parades, why not gay pride?

As far as flaunting it, would you be offended by a straight couple hugging and kissing in public?

[quote=mixxalot]Don’t get me wrong they deserve to be treated fairly like everyone else but not given special attention.[/quote]

Special attention like getting shot?

Please don’t post garbage like this on my site, it embarrasses everyone involved.