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I am married and straight but I have a few gay coworkers and I have yet to hear one good argument against allowing them to marry. With the government so up in a huff about this issue, I just can't see their justification.
Originally posted by: StormRider
I'm old fashioned and I like the term "partner" better. Then I can get the hint and know they are in a gay marriage.
Originally posted by: paulney
As long as they don't try to bring up kids in their 'family', I'm fine with that
Originally posted by: GeekDrew
Originally posted by: StormRider
I'm old fashioned and I like the term "partner" better. Then I can get the hint and know they are in a gay marriage.
Must suck for you that more and more straight folks are referring to their spouses as partners.
Originally posted by: paulney
Originally posted by: GeekDrew
Originally posted by: StormRider
I'm old fashioned and I like the term "partner" better. Then I can get the hint and know they are in a gay marriage.
Must suck for you that more and more straight folks are referring to their spouses as partners.
Out of curiosity: care to provide a link to a study about that?
Originally posted by: Savij
Originally posted by: paulney
As long as they don't try to bring up kids in their 'family', I'm fine with that
I know, I feel the same way about christians.
Originally posted by: Inspector Jihad
so wait, who decides who can and cannot raise kids...there are people out there teaching their kids some sick sh1t.
Originally posted by: Tom
who will wear the pants ?
Originally posted by: Savij
Originally posted by: paulney
Originally posted by: GeekDrew
Originally posted by: StormRider
I'm old fashioned and I like the term "partner" better. Then I can get the hint and know they are in a gay marriage.
Must suck for you that more and more straight folks are referring to their spouses as partners.
Out of curiosity: care to provide a link to a study about that?
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/partner see 1-b
Originally posted by: paulney
Originally posted by: GeekDrew
Originally posted by: StormRider
I'm old fashioned and I like the term "partner" better. Then I can get the hint and know they are in a gay marriage.
Must suck for you that more and more straight folks are referring to their spouses as partners.
Out of curiosity: care to provide a link to a study about that?
Originally posted by: GeekDrew
Originally posted by: paulney
Originally posted by: GeekDrew
Originally posted by: StormRider
I'm old fashioned and I like the term "partner" better. Then I can get the hint and know they are in a gay marriage.
Must suck for you that more and more straight folks are referring to their spouses as partners.
Out of curiosity: care to provide a link to a study about that?
I don't have any studies to quote on that, for multiple reasons:
I don't care enough to find one.
The dictionary shall suffice.
I notice it frequently when in public.
Originally posted by: paulney
Originally posted by: GeekDrew
Originally posted by: paulney
Originally posted by: GeekDrew
Originally posted by: StormRider
I'm old fashioned and I like the term "partner" better. Then I can get the hint and know they are in a gay marriage.
Must suck for you that more and more straight folks are referring to their spouses as partners.
Out of curiosity: care to provide a link to a study about that?
I don't have any studies to quote on that, for multiple reasons:
I don't care enough to find one.
The dictionary shall suffice.
I notice it frequently when in public.
Well, that just means: 'I don't know jack about the subject, but I heard my neighbor John call his wife a partner in a local bar'