About 4 years ago two little old ladies moved into our neighborhood. One would walk up past my home while I was washing my car on a regular basis and we'd always strike up a nice conversation. I enjoyed talking to her. One day, one of my other neighbors who is a state cop stopped me and said "Are those two lesbians or what?" and I replied "Whose business would it be if they were Matt? It's not contagious you know. Don't worry; your wife won't catch it hunny and added a"
Now, I know and like a lot of people in our neighborhood (Matt isn't one) and that wasn't the first time I had been asked that question. But the truth of the matter is that they were both biological sisters who mo...

About 4 years ago two little old ladies moved into our neighborhood. One would walk up past my home while I was washing my car on a regular basis and we'd always strike up a nice conversation. I enjoyed talking to her. One day, one of my other neighbors who is a state cop stopped me and said "Are those two lesbians or what?" and I replied "Whose business would it be if they were Matt? It's not contagious you know. Don't worry; your wife won't catch it hunny and added a"
Now, I know and like a lot of people in our neighborhood (Matt isn't one) and that wasn't the first time I had been asked that question. But the truth of the matter is that they were both biological sisters who moved in together because they were both widowed and because of the economy. If anyone took the frigging time to get to know them, they could have found that out easily. One sister died a year later from heart problems and the other followed the next year from cancer. The house has since been sold and I miss them.
I am sure this clip will get some POPS from those who are like my neighbor Matt. But let me POP it first in the spirit of tolerance.

That there still is a majority of people who in the USA thinks that what they call sinners testifies to their absolute lack of knowledge of human nature and the place that religion plays in their lives.
And that is all too simply scary, to say the least!
That this same majority denies millions to share love, devotion, care, attention, and all way more that goes with a couple's life goes beyond description.
For those who believe that religion - and probably Christianity most of all - is an agent of the above should not prevent so many people who happen to be gay, thanks to nature alone, to share all the good that they have and deserve to get throughout their lives altogether.
Instead, they se...

That there still is a majority of people who in the USA thinks that what they call sinners testifies to their absolute lack of knowledge of human nature and the place that religion plays in their lives.
And that is all too simply scary, to say the least!
That this same majority denies millions to share love, devotion, care, attention, and all way more that goes with a couple's life goes beyond description.
For those who believe that religion - and probably Christianity most of all - is an agent of the above should not prevent so many people who happen to be gay, thanks to nature alone, to share all the good that they have and deserve to get throughout their lives altogether.
Instead, they see gay people as obsessed and limited people who have nothing to get and give.
That obsession is testimony of their absolute limit and lack of understanding of total and real human nature.
It is scary; regretful, unfortunate.
And it does A LOT of DAMAGE to way too many people who do not deserve that at all.
These religious and judgemental people should be loving and understanding instead.
If they were, they would then realize how much they are wrong.
That would eventually help change and improve the unfortunate emotional and political situations in which their ignorance puts way too many very good and loving people.