Are Married Gays “Ruining” The Gay Rights Movement?

9 Comments on “Are Married Gays “Ruining” The Gay Rights Movement?”

1. Nicely said I agree nothing wrong with marring you gay partner

2. yea these are really lame comments like being gay defines the way you want
   to live your life.

3. yes, they are

4. …I suspect the commentator has seen a decline in gay men going to bars to
   find casual sexual partners. The decline in numbers may be due to economic
   factors, but I suspect the biggest ‘threat’ comes from technology. After
   all, gay men have always been early adopters of new technologies. It is
   sites like Gaydar & apps like Gridr which have provided gay men with a more
   convenient vehicle for hook ups, making going to a bar for this purpose
   somewhat redundant. Best Always, Simon UK 🙂

5. Hey Terry, I couldn’t agree with you more. The commentator’s remark was a
   very narrow view of what it means to be gay. For as long as there have been
   gay people there have been gay people wanting to and being in
   relationships, whether they have been legally validated or not. The idea
   that the gay bar scene is being ruined single-handedly by gay people in
   relationships is absurd…

6. prove your case

7. I believe monogamy is essential to the emotional well-being of individuals.
   Marriage is the only bond that can symbolically and legally join people in
   a union that is serious, officially binding, socially inclusive, and
   legally repercussive. I believe GLBT’s must be encouraged to see marriage
   as an “omnisexual” opportunity, and not merely as “imitating straights”. It
   promotes a healthy and responsible approach to one of the most vital facets
   of human life. Marriage will SAVE the gay movement.

8. Well said nicksum29!

9. great video

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