Of course I would go. If you are invited to someone's wedding, that's an indication that you are, in some way, important to that person. Who would refuse to go to the wedding of someone to whom they are important?
I was best man at a gay wedding a couple of years ago. Or maybe I was matron of honor - I didn't ask. In any case, of course I went, and I brought all three of my children. What did I tell them? I told them that Uncle John was getting married, so they should comb their hair and shine their shoes and get ready for a great celebration. Children aren't born bigots. You have to teach them that. If you don't teach it, they'll grow up just fine.
Would you ever go to a gay wedding? If invited.
pepper5419
2012/06/24 15:45:16
What if out of the blue you get an invitation to a gay wedding? A man marrying another man or a woman getting married to another woman? Is it something you would have to discuss with your kids if you took them with to a reception?
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Willie 2012/06/24 16:31:50
I was best man at a gay wedding a couple of years ago. Or maybe I was matron of honor - I didn't ask. In any case, of course I went, and I brought all three of my children. What did I tell them? I told them that Uncle John was getting married, so they should comb their hair and shine their shoes and get ready for a great celebration. Children aren't born bigots. You have to teach them that. If you don't teach it, they'll grow up just fine.
We should make way for SHINING characters like these:
2 months..
55 hours.
9 days.
18 days
Mmmhmm.
Yes, I'd go to a gay wedding, if invited. No, I wouldn't have to explain it away to my grown children. They were brought up right.
Hate is not a family value. Prejudice doesn't make a good axis of morality or anything else (other than abusive paradigms).