I couldn't see what you posted if you did but the question at hand was not one concerning gays publicly showing affection, I think everyone has that basic human right and entitlement AS LONG AS IT IS DONE WITH RESTRAINT along with a certain taste, no pun intended 'cause that'd just be gross, but rather if the world is now pretty much all about homosexuality. We see it everyhwere, it's already made prime time with shows such as Will and Grace, The L World and I'm certain a few others but has the time come to where we publicly promote two men dancing with one another in front of "our" children? I mean we are now schooling them to pretty much be gay, in a sense we are if politically correct is to criticize and label anyone whom questions if gay is really "normal" as being a "homophobe".
Just last month at my sister's baby shower party at the park, my parent's childhood family friend's son whom we, all of us siblings refer to as our cousin, was there with his partner. No worries on his part being there or being gay from either "side" as we are family and that is that though his partner seemed a bit nervous. I love my non blood related cousin, I've known him his entire life, but I would've felt pretty damned queezy and disgusted if they started feeling on each other and especially in front of all of the other kids but they did not and thus so IMO, showed what seemed to be good and respectful taste on their part which was applaudible. Now if it were night and we were all out drinking at a bar, watching a band somewhere, that's completely different as there are no kids and everyone is adult and they can do what they like wherever they like.
In other words, I have close "family" who bats for the other team so to speak so it makes no sense that I'd be bashing them. I'm just saying it is not, well, not time just yet to admit total defeat.
Just last month at my sister's baby shower party at the park, my parent's childhood family friend's son whom we, all of us siblings refer to as our cousin, was there with his partner. No worries on his part being there or being gay from either "side" as we are family and that is that though his partner seemed a bit nervous. I love my non blood related cousin, I've known him his entire life, but I would've felt pretty damned queezy and disgusted if they started feeling on each other and especially in front of all of the other kids but they did not and thus so IMO, showed what seemed to be good and respectful taste on their part which was applaudible. Now if it were night and we were all out drinking at a bar, watching a band somewhere, that's completely different as there are no kids and everyone is adult and they can do what they like wherever they like.
In other words, I have close "family" who bats for the other team so to speak so it makes no sense that I'd be bashing them. I'm just saying it is not, well, not time just yet to admit total defeat.
