Have you ever gone to a LGBT wedding irl before?

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Violeta 2023. szept. 3., 19:30

I wonder how common they are.

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Candyy 2023. szept. 3., 20:17

No... 🤷

Yet...

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Schindler's Lifts 2023. szept. 3., 20:32

Same sex marriage isn't recognised here, and probably won't be for a while. I'm constantly told by those around me that this is a good thing, but I'm personally not so sure.

Probably because of this, I also don't know of any friends or relatives who are openly gay/lesbian, and therefore haven't been to any same sex weddings.

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St✩rlight 2023. szept. 3., 21:43

Yes I have and will probably be going to another one in the near future.

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Foxbyte 2023. szept. 3., 22:32

Yes, it was like any other wedding

Not all gay people are some weird people you need to watch out for? Like you good?

I think some people should assume harder. It looks good on you

Legutóbb szerkesztette: Foxbyte; 2023. szept. 3., 23:20

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Alliesaurus 2023. szept. 3., 22:41

Schindler's Lifts eredeti hozzászólása:
Same sex marriage isn't recognised here, and probably won't be for a while. I'm constantly told by those around me that this is a good thing, but I'm personally not so sure.

Probably because of this, I also don't know of any friends or relatives who are openly gay/lesbian, and therefore haven't been to any same sex weddings.

Maybe gay people there are happy enough that they don't feel the need to get married?

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↑↑↓↓←→←→BASelect 2023. szept. 3., 22:49

No i hate weddings and so does my wife that is why we got married by the justice of the peace.

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sleeps 2023. szept. 3., 22:50

nope. never. i don't think it's even a thing here. not that i care. i hate attending to someone's wedding personally, straight or not, unless they got good foods which is why i come there in the first place

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Q-T_3.14.exe 2023. szept. 3., 23:07

They are legal here (same sex weddings have been legal since 2017, homosexuality has been legal since 1971).

I have never been to one before. I don't anyone who has.

They aren't different from the usual wedding.

Legutóbb szerkesztette: Q-T_3.14.exe; 2023. szept. 3., 23:08

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swillfly 2023. szept. 3., 23:13

I thought it was LGBT+ . . . or are there more letters/colors/punctuation?

Do they "roast" the newlyweds?

How do they determine who tosses the garter? Flip a coin?

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Q-T_3.14.exe 2023. szept. 3., 23:17

swillfly eredeti hozzászólása:
I thought it was LGBT+ . . . or are there more letters/colors/punctuation?

Do they "roast" the newlyweds?

How do they determine who tosses the garter? Flip a coin?

Minefield wedding

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Adversary 2023. szept. 4., 3:30

My mother, brother and I were invited to a lesbian wedding in the 2000s. This was prior to the Supreme Court declaring that same sex marriage was a thing during the Obama admin, because this wedding took place while that method actor Dubya was in office.

He wasn't actually that stupid, he was just good at pretending to be retarded. Also I'd like to point out that this occured in California and that this state voted no on Prop 8 when it was put on the ballot. So it might not have actually been a wedding proper.

More of a "commitment ceremony" as they called it. Really, I don't care what they called it. I was just there because my mother brought my brother and I because one of the brides was the daughter of a then-friend.

At the time I was more interested in the anime and video game collection these two had. Also their wolf-husky mix, because she was a real friendly pupper.

It was middle school, I didn't really give a ♥♥♥♥ about interpersonal relationships. Course, considering the two of them broke up violently, I guess they didn't in the end either. Also the poor doggo had a medical condition around that time and had to be put down.

Really I'm just rambling at this point. But when am I not?

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Tiberius 2023. szept. 4., 3:34

⛧ eredeti hozzászólása:
I wonder how common they are.

No and I never will.

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Psycho 2023. szept. 4., 4:10

nah I don't think i ever will. my cousin is gay, but i mean I'm not close enough to him that I'd go to his wedding. and I don't know anyone else that is, so

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