I couldn't agree more. But...... Someone will will get offended, then it'll turn into an argument, and then the mods have no choice. That's forums for ya! 😉
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charlie1
Forums provoke extreme views, look at us lot about the right way to install square pieces of clay haha
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Concrete guy
Politics and religion all in one thread. This should shape up to be a nice level conversation.
For the record I'm atheist and don't really mind who wants to live with who as long as they are polite and decent human beings and don't feel the urge to impose their ideas on me.
For the record I'm atheist and don't really mind who wants to live with who as long as they are polite and decent human beings and don't feel the urge to impose their ideas on me.
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Colour Republic
Living in Brighton it stands to reason that I know a few gays in the village, personally I couldn't care less what they get up to in the bedroom as long as it doesn't invlove me! To me these people are friends first and gay second, so for that reason I do believe in the eyes of the law, that they should have all the rights I do. But it's not my fight or for me to campaign for them.
So here's a question for you. Given the number of members on this forum, it is with almost certainty that a percentage of them are gay. Maybe that other member you chat to on a regular basis, one you would even consider a friend? Would you treat them any different if you found out their sexual preference? Would you feel different about gay marriage if it involved one of your friends?
Seeing as this new law does not errode any of my personal rights, or affect me in any way, I can't think of a single reason I should be against it. Ok if I was deeply religous I might be, I get that, but i'm not and so it doesn't. I'm just happy someone elses rights have just been improved.
Brighton is a very cosmopolitan city and the best thing about it is nobody gives a damn about what anybody else gets up to. Be gay, tattoo your face, walk around naked, nobody gives a damn or even gives you a second glance because Brighton is full of eccentrics, get over yourself. Brighton has the attitude that as long as your way of life doesn't impact me or you impose yourself on me, then knock yourself out. I can't think of a better way to live myself.
errr kinda went off topic there😳
So here's a question for you. Given the number of members on this forum, it is with almost certainty that a percentage of them are gay. Maybe that other member you chat to on a regular basis, one you would even consider a friend? Would you treat them any different if you found out their sexual preference? Would you feel different about gay marriage if it involved one of your friends?
Seeing as this new law does not errode any of my personal rights, or affect me in any way, I can't think of a single reason I should be against it. Ok if I was deeply religous I might be, I get that, but i'm not and so it doesn't. I'm just happy someone elses rights have just been improved.
Brighton is a very cosmopolitan city and the best thing about it is nobody gives a damn about what anybody else gets up to. Be gay, tattoo your face, walk around naked, nobody gives a damn or even gives you a second glance because Brighton is full of eccentrics, get over yourself. Brighton has the attitude that as long as your way of life doesn't impact me or you impose yourself on me, then knock yourself out. I can't think of a better way to live myself.
errr kinda went off topic there😳
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Stef
Each to their own I say,
I know plenty of people that are gay & if that's what they want to do then that's up to them.
I attended a gay wedding in the Algarve in 1999, it was held at my sisters villa in Val de Lobo.
There was a bit of a kick up at the time & they had to have security at the gates as a few locals weren't happy.
It was a fantastic night..
I know plenty of people that are gay & if that's what they want to do then that's up to them.
I attended a gay wedding in the Algarve in 1999, it was held at my sisters villa in Val de Lobo.
There was a bit of a kick up at the time & they had to have security at the gates as a few locals weren't happy.
It was a fantastic night..
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Gazzer
I know a few Gay people, I wouldnt say they were my friends as in a social scene but when we do see each other its no problem at all. My neighbours are Gay ( women) again no issue at all .
I have met all sorts over the years and their business is none of my business !
I have met all sorts over the years and their business is none of my business !
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charlie1
Gays are simply people born in the wrong type of body... Like me, I'm just a lesbian born in a guys body so I know where they are coming from!
Aren't we all lol!
