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28th Jul 2011, 07:41 PM
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| Mad and dead as nails EC Advisor   Gender: Male Orientation: Kinsey 5 or 6. It varies Out Status: Out to everyone Location: Alaska Age: 22 Posts: 2,024 Join Date: Mar 2010 |  Fidelity and politics David Badash argues that when people like Dan Savage say they are non-monogamous in their partnerships, it damages the case for marriage equality here. You can also read Dan Savage's response and Badash's response to Savage's response. Any thoughts? This is an issue that comes up from time to time, the one I most vividly recall was a study where a number of same-sex couples said they were non-monogamous but didn't talk about it for fear of harming the cause.
__________________ "As to what I am, I once was many things but now I am only several." - Mogget in Sabriel by Garth Nix "The world is quiet here." - VFD |
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29th Jul 2011, 01:30 AM
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| EC Addict Full Member   Gender: Male ♂ Orientation: Gay Out Status: Some people Location: World Posts: 971 Join Date: Jun 2011 | Re: Fidelity and politics I dont need anyones permission to get married. I will get married however, whenever and to whoever I want.
__________________ "I am like a mirror that dares not be what nature made it, but feels obligated, always, to reflect what surrounds it." - Frederick II of Prussia. "England is a Prison" - Gerrard Winstanley |
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