Love is love.
Love is love no matter the gender of the either partner. I 100% believe in gay marriage. I 've always felt it should have the same laws as heterosexual marriage. To me, loving someone of the same sex should not be anyone else 's business, but because some of us are so judgmental and feel the need to label everyone they see based on anything they can we call these peers homosexuals. In society we call this homosexuality. Some people believe this act of love for the same sex is horrifying and not normal. People even do horrible things to homosexuals. People intentionally hurt their gay peers just because they love someone of the same sex. Kim Davis is a prime example of someone who did wrong by the homosexuals in Kentucky. …show more content…
And when I say no somebody, I don 't mean just knowing of a person, I mean actually getting to know the person loving someone of the same sex. I actually have the pleasure of knowing to wonderful women, that just got engaged two weeks ago, that love each other unconditionally. Their love for each other is actually quite beautiful to be honest. And I actually get the pleasure of calling them both my aunts now. My Aunt Beth married my uncle at a young age and had two beautiful children. As life went on her and my uncle realized that they didn 't need to be together, and they got divorced shortly after. My aunt then went on with her life alone until one very happy day she met my other soon to be aunt. At first she didn 't tell anybody what was going on between her and her new roommate because she was afraid of what family, her friends, and most of all her children would think and say about her new way of life. But soon after they spend everyday together people seem to realize what was actually going on and to my aunt 's surprise people actually accepted it, especially her children. It was then that I realized all this talk about gays and homos being so wrong was just ridiculous and unfair because their love just seemed so right. I seen how beautiful their love was and how much they truly cared for each other so much that it took my breath away. When I was younger and I looked at them I would hope that one day I would have a love as strong as they do. They showed me that you don 't have to marry the opposite sex for it to be legit or for it to be considered right. I wish everybody in the world could have a conversation with my Aunts and spend one day with them just to see what a true homosexual relationship looks like, because I bet it would change every single person 's outlook on gay
Love is love no matter the gender of the either partner. I 100% believe in gay marriage. I 've always felt it should have the same laws as heterosexual marriage. To me, loving someone of the same sex should not be anyone else 's business, but because some of us are so judgmental and feel the need to label everyone they see based on anything they can we call these peers homosexuals. In society we call this homosexuality. Some people believe this act of love for the same sex is horrifying and not normal. People even do horrible things to homosexuals. People intentionally hurt their gay peers just because they love someone of the same sex. Kim Davis is a prime example of someone who did wrong by the homosexuals in Kentucky. …show more content…
And when I say no somebody, I don 't mean just knowing of a person, I mean actually getting to know the person loving someone of the same sex. I actually have the pleasure of knowing to wonderful women, that just got engaged two weeks ago, that love each other unconditionally. Their love for each other is actually quite beautiful to be honest. And I actually get the pleasure of calling them both my aunts now. My Aunt Beth married my uncle at a young age and had two beautiful children. As life went on her and my uncle realized that they didn 't need to be together, and they got divorced shortly after. My aunt then went on with her life alone until one very happy day she met my other soon to be aunt. At first she didn 't tell anybody what was going on between her and her new roommate because she was afraid of what family, her friends, and most of all her children would think and say about her new way of life. But soon after they spend everyday together people seem to realize what was actually going on and to my aunt 's surprise people actually accepted it, especially her children. It was then that I realized all this talk about gays and homos being so wrong was just ridiculous and unfair because their love just seemed so right. I seen how beautiful their love was and how much they truly cared for each other so much that it took my breath away. When I was younger and I looked at them I would hope that one day I would have a love as strong as they do. They showed me that you don 't have to marry the opposite sex for it to be legit or for it to be considered right. I wish everybody in the world could have a conversation with my Aunts and spend one day with them just to see what a true homosexual relationship looks like, because I bet it would change every single person 's outlook on gay