Re: same *** marriage petition (Canada) .

Great post......




"Melanie" <chovhani@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> The only person whose inner workings I fully understand is me. To try to
> assume I know how anyone else works would be quite outrageous. I fell in
> love at first sight. That was 24 years ago, and it hasn't diminished.
>
> Actually the main reason I take the time to get involved in this topic
is
> because (thanks to stereotypes) I am exactly the last person you would
> expect to sup****t the right of those who are in "minority"
relation****ps.
> I'm a happily married woman, mother of six, pillar of the community my
dear.
> Never had an affair, not so much as a flirty kiss at a party. Slapped a
few
> faces of those with intentions thereof. Totally monogamous. I never had
so
> much as a crush on a member of my own *** either. I think women are
> funny-looking actually, especially the popular ones (e.g models). I
think
> the old chubby ugly ones like me are far more interesting, frankly. Good
old
> Ruben. Despite creeping middle-age and a good man of my own I still lust
> after movie stars, and can be turned on very quickly by a picture of
Johnny
> Depp. I think it's pretty safe to describe me as hetero. I DO object,
> however to being described as "straight" because it suggests
> vanilla/boring/Victorian prudism, and be assured that this ol' gal can
be
as
> kinky as the best of them, within my own (freely-chosen) preferences.
Just
> ask my husband. (He'll only smile, he's not telling, but he's not
> complaining either). So, on the one hand I am the "perfect" respectable
> middle-aged housewife, home-made bread and all, on the other hand I
think
I
> have a finger on human ***uality. Therefore, I tend regularly to smash
to
> pieces any pre-conceptions anyone may have on my being uptight about
What
> Other People Do.
>
> I applaud any human being for standing up and being himself. I celebrate
> when two (or more) human beings find that they are so deeply,
spiritually,
> romantically and utterly in love that they wish to announce publicly
that
> it's a bond worthy of ritual and/or signatures, and likely to last
> eternally. There's nothing better than love, and nothing worse than
> loneliness. I sup****t sharing the human experience with a soulmate. I
decry
> misery, falsity, deprivation and imposed chastity. I oppose fraudulent
> "marriages" based on anything other than love. There go 50% of the
hetero
> ones, right there. I believe we should love who we love.
>
> And why oh why would ANYONE oppose ANYTHING that helps prevent "sleeping
> around"?
>
> Anyone who needs to "justify and reinforce" any relation****p with
anything
> would be better off  getting out. IMO.
>
> OK </rant>
>
> -- 
>
> Melanie
> "There are only four questions of value in life....What is sacred, of
what
> is the spirit made, what is worth living for, and what is worth dying?
The
> answer to each is the same....only love."
>
>
>
>
>
> "Marvin Edwards" <nospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> > "Melanie" <chovhani@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> >
> > > Justify and reinforce? Oh my dear....you've obviously never been in
> love.
> > <
> >
> > To the contrary. But I've also spent some time thinking about these
> matters
> > objectively. Its a matter of human curiosity about how things work.
Even
> how
> > we ourselves work.
> >
> >
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