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MarianJack

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3. It IS heartfelt.

Wed May 9, 2012, 08:49 PM

May 2012

As I've mentioned in previous posts, my wife;s best friend has been with the same woman for almost 13 years. We not only WOULD, but HAVE had our son stay with them many times. The 4 adults frequently kid (with nothing but respect and affection) that the partner is my son's "favorite uncle" as she's always taking him fishing or out on a boat and other such things. They hav a close bond that is very touching to see.

When my son, who is 12, found out that GLBT people weren't allowed to marry in Maine (yet), he was as royally PISSED as my wife and I are.

We wouldn't trust our son with a friggin' bible thumping bigot fundie for a damned nanasecond.

PEACE!

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An invitation to our GLBT friends in North Carolina! [View all] MarianJack May 2012 OP

What a Thoughtful & considerate invetation. William769 May 2012 #1

It IS heartfelt. MarianJack May 2012 #3

Thank you for the invitation HillWilliam May 2012 #2

Our family moved here from PA 10 years ago and ... MarianJack May 2012 #4

I love Maine. It's such a beautiful state. HillWilliam May 2012 #7

Funny! MarianJack May 2012 #9

No matter. It's coming to NC too. Smarmie Doofus May 2012 #5

I hope it happens soon. MarianJack May 2012 #6

I hope MN can be the first state to fully reject marriage bigotry. MNBrewer May 2012 #8

We may beat you to it. MarianJack May 2012 #10

On our Nov. ballot, too MNBrewer May 2012 #13

Hopefully both of our states will vote it in on the same day! MarianJack May 2012 #14

I would extend that invite to NC folks to move to Mass edcantor May 2012 #11

Hay, edcantor! MarianJack May 2012 #12