My late mother always taught us not to call unwarranted attention to ourselves. She pointed out couples necking in public, and said it was just downright rude to make others feel uncomfortable.
Which brings us to the AP’s breathless worship of this young woman who ruined the prom for everyone else because she felt compelled to make a statement. And I’m aghast at the follow on accolades she’s received from the ACLU, the White House, Wanda Sykes, Ellen DeGeneres, the MSM, et al.
In my mind, she’s done nothing more than attack and crap openly on what we consider polite civilization. Should we also accommodate those who are into beastiality?
And before someone accuses me of being a homophobe, I do have gay family members and friends. But they have the good taste to keep private matters private, and not put them on public display. But gay activists are never content with just fitting into society, they want nothing less for the rest of society to wave a magic wand and declare homosexuality “normal.” Sorry, ain’t gonna happen.
This young woman should be ashamed of herself, not for being gay, but for using her sexual preference to ruin the prom for her classmates (and apparently without any remorse).
They'll use her as long as they think she's newsworthy, then they'll dump her. When that happens, it will be doubly hard on her, because she won't understand why they aren't her 'friends' anymore.