Deleted User said 10 years, 8 months ago:

Im from CT and happy to say it is legal here, but till not fully accepted. Im straight but believe that sexuality and privacy should be related more closely in the sense of political discourse and banter. Its ridiculous that in thi9s day and age with all our great technologies and acomplishments we’ve achieved that some are still hung up on what someone else does in the privacy of there own bedroom, as if it had some direct impact on their life.
Not to mention that it sets a bad example for the future generations when we raise children to think that this could or could not be right, its as easy to see as civil rights and the suffrage movement in the 20th century which is a no brainer when considered today and hopefully will be looked at in the same light as those issues, 50 years from now

nonie said 10 years, 8 months ago:

I’m in Ireland so we have “civil partnership” for same sex couples. Thing is, its not true marriage equality as there are gaping aspects neglected such as child custody and inheritance. We’re taking tentative baby steps but its moving too slowly … I wanna be able to get married goddammit ! :]

jeffory said 10 years, 7 months ago:

Ahh I was going to mention Australia because it was relevant Really is a disappointing set back.

Charlie said 10 years, 7 months ago:

Even though same-sex relationships are not frowned upon, hated, or what-not, here in my country, same-sex marriage is still not allowed. Which is strange considering how open our public and media are, with showing off came-sex couples…

It’s like,
“You’re a wonderful gay couple!” They’d say with full, heartfelt words…

And then they’d drop the bomb with,
“Don’t you even think about getting married!” They’d say it with as much hate as humanly possible…

I may be being over-dramatic about it but that’s basically it…

ann_other1 said 10 years, 7 months ago:

Yep, legal here. Finally.

Vickie said 10 years, 7 months ago:

I’m located in Georgia (U.S) and it isn’t even close to being allowed here. People still can’t get over that Obama is president, let alone being forward and open. People here think they need to be controlling because their ancestors “founded America”. Let’s just say that a policemen had my friend arrested because a “f*ggot” touched him. They are the people that help run things so things will never change here. I can’t wait to move this summer.

Montblanc said 10 years, 7 months ago:

Here in Massachusetts it is most definitely legal and accepted and I am quite happy for that. I tend to feel quite bad for people who are not as fortunate as to be born here or a similar place.