Can't stomach being here now.
"It doesn't have ANY effect on your life. What do you care?! People try to talk about it like it's a social issue. Like when you see someone stand up on a talk show and say "How am I supposed to explain to my child that 2 men are getting married?... I dunno it's your shitty kid, you fuckin' tell 'em. Why is that anyone else's problem? 2 guys are in love but they can't get married because YOU don't want to talk to your ugly child for 5 fuckin' minutes?"
This is a response I got:
"And those endorsing 'marriage for all' think this type of rhetoric helps? You say that those of us who question and struggle to accept it are hateful? Nice."
Here is my response:
"I'm not calling you hateful. I'm calling out the people who are against same sex anything because it might inconvenience them. Did you read it? Louis CK is using hyperbole to point that out. Also, I don't really understand the "struggle to accept" the fact that 2 people who love each other want to be together, share their lives together, enjoy the same rights and privileges as other people who love each other and pledge their lives to each other. It's a civil rights thing."
I've struggled with this person before - I walk a fine line because she is family. I just can't get her to pull her head out of her ass. She doesn't have a lot of experience with The Gays. Like she thinks she doesn't know anyone who is gay.
TL;DR -
What the hell? Was I too easy on her? She definitely knows how I feel about the subject, so I'm not sure why she engaged in the first place.
I'm glad that Miss Baxter had the presence of mind to do it.
My husband and I (not her biological father, but her father in every other way) tried for more, but weren't successful. We're going to Costa Rica to visit her and our son-in-law in a few weeks. They are there with the Peace Corps.
It worked out for me, but I am an extreme example. Use birth control, kids.
Also, Mashed Cauliflower is yummy, too.
Maybe I'll drag the bikini out for my trip to Costa Rica.