I don't support gay marriage. Does that make me a bad person?
Human Behavior: Does it make me a bad person if I don't agree with gay marriage, or am I entitled to my own opinion?
Am I backwards because I think gay marriage should not be legalized? Why, or why not? Why do people think being gay is bad? Why do people think I'm against gay people? How isn't it a choice to be gay? Do you think being gay is morally right? How is being gay not a choice? Is "being gay is unnatural" a valid argument against homosexuality? Do you think homosexual behavior is morally right? Why are people against gay marriage? Why is gay marriage acceptable? Is it bad, sick, or wrong to be gay? Why do people think that self-identifying as gay is not a choice? Why do some people oppose gay marriage? Why do people think I'm gay? Is it wrong to be gay? Why do people choose to be a GAY? Why do some people think that being gay isn't normal? What are all the arguments against gay marriage? What do homosexuals think about people who support total legal equality for homosexuals, but who don't morally agree with homosexuality as a lifestyle? Is homosexuality a choice? Why do you feel that same-sex marriage is a bad thing? Is being gay a biological reason or a choice and how can you tell the difference? Why does everyone say that homosexuality is wrong? Why do I hate myself for being gay? Why is the issue gay marriage and not just marriage? Do gay people hate straight people who don't accept them? Why do people care if someone is gay? If society approves gay marriage, should it approve siblings to get married? How are these two relationships different from a moral viewpoint? Why do you think straight people are biased against gay people? Why would you support homosexuals when you're not gay?