Update from last night

I think that is a little excessive. Disowning someone? Really?

 

Thanks for the update. Well, see it as a positive balance. One bad guy and a lot of nice ones, right?
Don't you just love it when cute guys have a nice ass?


I hate it when they say things like "it's just wrong". It means it is indoctrinated and they don't even question it.

 

I think disowning someone is really extreme, sure itll take people time to come to terms with it, but disowing?!. I'm so sorry, about your uncle But hey you got to check out some nice guys Look on the plus side x

 

wow. do you think he got the point? you were wearing a pride bracelet.

 

Don't count on it. I wore a rainbow wristband for weeks and no one noticed.

 

I was looking forward to hearing how your evening went DB, but your Uncle's opinion is puke worthy.

sorry.

Any pictures of the 'nice ass'

 

Sorry about what your uncle said, DB. I think it's possible that he'll come around... also, I'm thinking if he said that only because he knows his grandkids are straight and didn't really think about it in a... realistic way? You know what I mean? Am I making sense?

I don't think I know what I meant anymore. Here's a hot guy instead.



Feel better?

 

Well I feel better and I wasn't even sad

I suspect I know what you mean. People are generally more homophobic before they find out a family member is lgbt because they are forced to confront the fact that a person they consider to be good has a trait they consider to be bad, and they must either decide that being lgbt isn't so bad, or they must decide their relative is bad.

Okay, I don't think I made that sound any easier to understand than you did.

 

Yes, that's exactly it! Because they already love the person, so it becomes more a question of 'well, does this really change how I feel about them?', I think.

 

Er, wasn't it a family gathering?

 

I think there's, usually, a difference between what people say they'll do and what they actually do, in situations like that. While I don't know for sure, I think your uncle would probably come around.

 

I don't know about the UK's laws, but it seems to me that if a relative is far enough removed, marriage is legal. At least for straight marriages. Not that I'd be inclined to pursue that. One reason for getting married is to get into another family for those times your family drives you nuts!

But also people who aren't family, but close friends, might show up at family events.

 

Did you get any of that sweet booty?lol...Sorry to here your uncle was worse than you thought.

 

Relax, I was just joking.(!)

 

-1 uncle for you?
And people just are not sensitive at all.