The supreme court decision
is too little, too late. Love is a lie.

don't hate me.

Why say that? Honestly I'm curious about your view point.

You're not really interested in my life story. See the other comments for your answer.

Why say you that?
I too am curious about your view point.

You're not really interested in my life story. See the other comments for your answer.

I can't say I completely understand, but regardless.
It seems to be, because of the.. well, cruel words other people seem to always say in regard to this?

I'm sorry, if I'm wrong.
But.. if you do need someone to talk to to or rant to, I wouldn't mind.

Man, sounds like there's some context behind such a statement. Need someone to talk to?

Sometimes, but it wouldn't help in this situation. *hug*

Wow please go be a negative, Emo butthole somewhere else. There's a Hot Topic forum on tumbler that misses you dearly.

Stereotyping will get nobody anywhere. In fact, in the spirit of this artwork (which is beautifully done, I should mention that now) and of the historic event itself, we should be open to hearing why the OP thinks this way, rather than immediately jumping to insults.

Wow please go be a negative, Emo butthole somewhere else. There's a Hot Topic forum on tumbler that misses you dearly.

^this is why I said it.

Didn't take long for reality to show it's face, did it?

Alright, guys. While you guys are more than free to hold whatever feelings on this topic as may come to you, and I want to encourage y'all to be able to express them. This particular piece of art is something that I put a lot of my own personal love into. It means a lot to me, expressing the hope that I have that we're one giant step closer to living in a world where nobody has laws and restrictions telling them that their love isn't as valid as anyone else's. It would mean a lot to me if while you hold onto any strong opinions to the contrary that you might have, you please respect what this means to me and my partner, the efforts I put in to share our happiness with you, and keep the comments civil. Thanks, guys~

I don't mean to kill the moment but...
Supreme court rulings are meaningless. Individual states can still resist and even secede if they see fit.
About marriage, all that's changed is the inclusiveness of the ceremony and the benefits. Marriage itself hasn't changed at all, being no more than a word with a strictly religious origin. What I mean by that is that the word dates back thousands of years and is owned and defined solely by the religions responsible for it.
I'm no politician, but can anyone really expect the government to be able to actually change the religions themselves on a national scale?
It's religion, so of course not. The supreme court has no more control over religion than they do over the weather. People will always think what they will, always.

Feel free to message me, and keep it out of the comments please, with respect for NimRoderick.

"I don't mean to kill the moment but..."

You kinda just did, also Matrimony is religious marriage, this is secular marriage

It's a bad day for bigotry.