Divorce is so Gay
Alright. I totally accept the fact all people should have certain liberties while residing in the United States as a citizen. We should have the right to vote, the right to say what we want, the right to do whatever the heck we want to do provided it is within the boundaries of decent law.
However, sometimes there are groups that just push issues for the sake of pushing issues. I don't believe they tend to think things through all the time. It's almost like they just want something done only because they are told that it can't be done.
Prime example, would be the homosexuals. They want their equal rights. They want to legally be able to marry each other. Holding hands and vowing their lives before God and their peers isn't good enough for them. They are bitter fierce about getting something done so that they can legally pronounce themself husband and wife.....or whatever the homosexuals prefer to deem themselves during such ceremonies.
But anywho...have they thought this through? I don't think so.
Lemme break it down to you. For a moment, let's just throw out the fact that you're living in sin. Double sin for some. One being the fact that you're a homosexual. Two being the fact that you're living together with someone else unmarried.
Now wait just a second....don't start spouting off at me about my viewpoints on religion and lifestyles. That's not the topic of this blog post. For if we want to get to the meat and potatoes of the topic, I myself am living in sin in the fact that I too, like most coupled homosexuals am living with my loved one unmarried. I just happen to be in a heterosexual relationship. And no, I don't think any of us are going to rot in enternal torment for our sins. Besides all that, I said before let's just throw that part out for sake of my point.
Guys, gals, and the transgendered....have you thought this one through yet? Maybe it's best that you don't get married legally. I mean, let's face it. Most marriages end in divorce. Over 70 percent in the US, and over 80 percent in the UK. And though I don't know first hand, as I never have experienced it personally, I know many who have. And divorce fucking sucks. My mom's been through two of them. My fiancee's father's been through two of them. And frankly, there just ain't nothing peachy keen about a divorce. They suck. Plain and simple.
Not only do they suck, but odds are one of you are going to get screwed in the end. My mother for instance. She's worked over 20 years building up her 401k at her place of employment. And thanks to her second divorce, her retirement savings is down to 25,000 bucks. All in part to her alcoholic divorced husband who took half of it and then some. She doesn't even know if she's going to be able to keep her house now. And God forbid the man tries for a custody battle for their 12 year old son.
So let's just cut to the chase here. Be happy you're together. Adopt a few kids. Live your life. Watch the Ellen Degeneres show. Cause if shit goes sour, there's no huge grief. Just take your shit that you came into the relationship with, and get the heck out. Plain and simple. No mess, no fuss. And you can start fresh all over again.
How about you just leave that divorce thing to us crazy heterosexuals that don't know how to hold down serious longterm relationships.
However, sometimes there are groups that just push issues for the sake of pushing issues. I don't believe they tend to think things through all the time. It's almost like they just want something done only because they are told that it can't be done.
Prime example, would be the homosexuals. They want their equal rights. They want to legally be able to marry each other. Holding hands and vowing their lives before God and their peers isn't good enough for them. They are bitter fierce about getting something done so that they can legally pronounce themself husband and wife.....or whatever the homosexuals prefer to deem themselves during such ceremonies.
But anywho...have they thought this through? I don't think so.
Lemme break it down to you. For a moment, let's just throw out the fact that you're living in sin. Double sin for some. One being the fact that you're a homosexual. Two being the fact that you're living together with someone else unmarried.
Now wait just a second....don't start spouting off at me about my viewpoints on religion and lifestyles. That's not the topic of this blog post. For if we want to get to the meat and potatoes of the topic, I myself am living in sin in the fact that I too, like most coupled homosexuals am living with my loved one unmarried. I just happen to be in a heterosexual relationship. And no, I don't think any of us are going to rot in enternal torment for our sins. Besides all that, I said before let's just throw that part out for sake of my point.
Guys, gals, and the transgendered....have you thought this one through yet? Maybe it's best that you don't get married legally. I mean, let's face it. Most marriages end in divorce. Over 70 percent in the US, and over 80 percent in the UK. And though I don't know first hand, as I never have experienced it personally, I know many who have. And divorce fucking sucks. My mom's been through two of them. My fiancee's father's been through two of them. And frankly, there just ain't nothing peachy keen about a divorce. They suck. Plain and simple.
Not only do they suck, but odds are one of you are going to get screwed in the end. My mother for instance. She's worked over 20 years building up her 401k at her place of employment. And thanks to her second divorce, her retirement savings is down to 25,000 bucks. All in part to her alcoholic divorced husband who took half of it and then some. She doesn't even know if she's going to be able to keep her house now. And God forbid the man tries for a custody battle for their 12 year old son.
So let's just cut to the chase here. Be happy you're together. Adopt a few kids. Live your life. Watch the Ellen Degeneres show. Cause if shit goes sour, there's no huge grief. Just take your shit that you came into the relationship with, and get the heck out. Plain and simple. No mess, no fuss. And you can start fresh all over again.
How about you just leave that divorce thing to us crazy heterosexuals that don't know how to hold down serious longterm relationships.
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