Yes WM, that's exactly me.
Everyone is free to do whatever they want in their own home or even to pursue it in a public place discretely. I don't like heterosexual couples throwing it in your face either. Throwing it in my face to make a statement and breaking the law because they want to is NOT ever going to endear them to me and I would never, ever, vote for laws to make things easier under that persuasion. In fact the Gay Parade actually irritates the hell out of me and puts my back up. Something which then makes it "work" for me to interact normally with Gays. However I do that work to interact normally because not everyone agrees with it and not everyone can be tarred with the same brush.
As I said above. Everyone is welcome in my life as they come and as they stand, without prejudice.
The Indians at work are devastated that I've handed my notice in. I have been their closest ally in trying to get work done and have stood translator and negotiator every time my colleagues have lost their temper with the "Indians" and their frustration in trying to understand them. That's how I prefer my life to be.
So I reiterate. If I've offended then I apologise. I did not intend to.
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Re-reading WM's message just one other point.
I'm against the imposition of Gay Marriage on churches too. Because I don't like Gays. Hell no. Because that imposition walks all over the faith, feelings and sensibilities of a large majority of church members. Who have been disenfranchised from their rights. They had their marriage and, also, if they really wanted a church wedding there are many of the church out there who would marry them. The Minister who married me would have married a Gay couple because he believed in the sanctity of the commitment more than a blind adherence to other values.
But, apparently, we can't have a reasonable debate about it without causing offence.
And whilst I'm on the subject, one of my close friends has a son who is gay. He was devastated when he found out and very touchy about the subject. Mrs S and I worked very hard to help him through that and the son and his partner are very interesting people. Also our Niece is Gay. She's a really great person and really great fun to be around. Her mother, however, is homophobic and anti gay. So our niece is more welcome in our home than in her own mothers.
I hope I've made my position crystal clear on this?