
01-30-2010, 05:34 PM
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Location: Brooklyn,New York
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Good Points
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Originally Posted by keltic63
let's talk about the weather. let's talk about what happened at the school board meeting. let's talk about doctor's appointments, and what kind of gas mileage we're getting, and how much the electric bill was this month. But don't dare mention how thrilled I am with my relationship, how much I love my boyfriend, or even that we had a delicious dinner at the home of another gay couple.
Neither one of us have told our parents about our Commitment Ceremony. He we are, excitedly planning for our big day, and we can't imagine how we're going to tell our parents. We "see" our parents regularly. Scott sees his mom and dad nearly every day. I see mine at least once a week. Shouldn't it be easy to announce that we're getting married? nope, we've been conditioned, much like B.F. Skinner showed with pigeons and Pavlov with his dogs, talk about anything gay, and the room goes silent. How can people in such close proximity be so far apart?
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You bring up some good points, Keltic. The first is people reconciling with the fact that you're gay. I have the same thing being transgender. Some folks can't accept the fact that there are other sexualities other than straight. What is a Committment Cermony? It's sounds very interesting.
Gennee
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