Gay marriage seems to be a never-ending debate full of anger, disdain and unresolved tension. It’s a hot topic few political figures vocally support, and many seem to bash the idea. I’ve never struggled with the concept. If two people love each other, marriage shouldn’t be a right they are denied. And even though I can’t legally get married, the idea doesn’t necessarily have much personal appeal. I find it terribly presumptuous to assume that another girl would want to spend the rest of her life with me. I don’t particularly wish to engage in a government institution that is corrupt and collapsing upon itself. The divorce rate has increased drastically. Divorce doesn’t have the same stigma that it once had. I don’t need a government document stating I love someone enough to … Read entire article »