So much love!

#1

http://www.newnownext.com/straight-high ... m/04/2015/

Straight High-Schooler Invites Gay Best Friend To The Prom

It’s prom season, so we expected to read a lot of stories about lonely teenagers asking celebrities to be their dates.

What we didn’t expect is the totally awesome Jacob Lescenski of Las Vegas to ask his best friend Anthony Martinez to prom.

Jacob is straight, and Anthony is gay, but Jacob figured who better to go to the dance with than someone he considers a brother?

Jacob popped the question by unfurling a giant banner that read “You’re hella gay, I’m hella str8, but you’re like my brother so be my d8!”

Anthony is on the student council, and is often responsible for planning school dances, but lamented that he never gets asked to go.

“He’s a real man,” Anthony said of Jacob in a post, “given that he has the guts to fulfill my gay student council dream of always helping out planning dances, and never getting asked. I couldn’t ask for a better person in my life.”

#2

That's terribly brave, and sweet.

I REALLY HATE POKEMON! · #3

That won't send mixed messages.

Deepfake · #4

guys touching guys ew next theyll be kissing and expecting rights

I REALLY HATE POKEMON! · #5

^ I'll bite; gays have rights. Last I checked, the only significant difference was marriage. Some companies like Microsoft actually try to hire them specifically. They ain't hurting for rights.

Random User · #6

Most people consider marriage a right.

I REALLY HATE POKEMON! · #7

^ We can delve into the definition of marriage but nobody wants that and my post count is high enough this month.

#8

Marriage - (n) : an excuse to be drunk around lots of people; sometimes frowned upon when you're the one getting married

Kil'jaeden · #9

It was a nice thing to do. I think it is less risky now. It would be scandalous in some places, but there is such support for gay people in general in enough places that many would see it as a good thing to do. And it is just prom, so it is not like it is a great matter.

Random User · #10

[QUOTE="I REALLY HATE POKEMON!, post: 1531127, member: 18119"]^ We can delve into the definition of marriage but nobody wants that and my post count is high enough this month.[/QUOTE]
Whether or not something is a right has nothing to do with its definition.

I went to prom with my best friend (who is male), though as friends, not a date. It's not very uncommon.

YouTube · #11

I'm disgusted....by the spelling.

And remember, "I'm-a Luigi, number one!"

I REALLY HATE POKEMON! · #12

^^ Uh, only certain people have certain rights. Some U.S citizens cannot become President for example which does come to mind, only those specifically defined as natural-born citizens can.

Random User · #13

Most naturalised citizens can marry.

I REALLY HATE POKEMON! · #14

^ Just "another?" Nah, have a few.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_rights

#15

Special rights is a term originally used by libertarians

tldr

#16

Topic is not about marriage. Autobots, roll out.