I Might Break up With my Girlfriend Because She's Against Gay Marriage

Guardian ^ | Mariella Frostrup

[ZirconEncrustedTweezers]

I can give you SEVERAL reasons why it didn’t last. But I won’t; that would be getting us off-topic.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

I Might Break up With my Girlfriend Because She's Against Gay Marriage

Don't worry, you'll find a nice guy. Can I have her number?

[Viennacon]

My guess as well. What a freak.

[PuzzledInTX]

...considers dropping his woman due her dislike of homosexuals.

The article does not state that the woman dislikes homosexuals. She feels strongly about the current institution of marriage, as do I. In fact, I have many homosexual friends and I am against gay marriage. I find the private behavior detestable, yet my friends are good souls. Any conversation of their sexual inclination is avoided as they know how I stand. Friendship with gays does not mean that you have to agree with their political or sexual viewpoints.

[manc]

me finks the fairy is a turd poker really

[rockinqsranch]

Your posted reaction is quite the caring, emotional female. I have no doubt of what you say as I have known many women with similar such natural feminine traits, but NOT men of the human species.

Viva la difference!

[Chode]

so's this guy, maybe they could hookup...

[Some Fat Guy in L.A.]

Sounds like a total jagov. She should flee from this fool as quickly as possible.

[Oztrich Boy]

The dilemma I've just started dating a girl at university. After the gay marriage bill went through, she revealed that she was against it. As a man with many gay friends, including members of my family, am I obliged to end the relationship?

Yes. Let her meet a man who will appreciate her and not try to change her.

[MasterGunner01]

Spoken like an ac/dc switch hitter. This guy is pathetic. Would you like some whine with that dilemma of yours,sir.

[left that other site]

Ha Ha Ha!

[Pinkbell]

Exactly.

[Pinkbell]

My opinion on this is that he and her need to go their separate ways. He has this feeling of superiority because he has more money than her and he considers to be a bigot. The Guardian writer responded with sarcasm because he referred to her as working class, and the rich are portrayed as the bad guys by liberals. They want a classless society or socialism. Now wealthy liberals certainly think they are better, but they aren’t supposed to say it. They look on the working class folks, especially the conservative ones, as the unwashed masses that they can change with a liberal education. If they resist, then they attack you as a bigot, intolerant, homophobe, etc.

As I said above, I think they need to go their separate ways. A couple should share core values, I believe, in order to have a successful marriage and raise children. Granted, they are just dating, but I think they should end it before it ever gets to that point. He’d be better with a liberal, wealthy Oxford girl, and she’d be better with a conservative guy.