[Phillyred]

His husband. Yeah, never getting used to that! My lips cannot even put those teo words together without getting nauseous.

[cherry]

I notice that Jeopardy has a lot of homosexuals on the last year....when the fancy little guy gets the giggles when he mentions his "husband"....how putting your thing in another man's rear is considered normal I'll never know....

the other night Jeopardy had Obama featured in two questions plus the fact that congress has the ability to impeach....

[stanne]

Watching DVR’d Jeopardy the other night brainiac contestant guy who obviously is going to be on for at least a few weeks declined double or nothing saying ‘my husband would kill me’

Cancelled DVRing the series.

I will not allow that in my house.

I have gay friends we don’t discuss relationships

Normalizing this on a family friendly media venue is an abomination.

[livius]

Totally agree. “Her wife” also makes me gag.

[GnuThere]

I’ve noticed the gays involved aggressively promote this language over other terms that would suffice, such as “significant other” or “partner.”
They love to throw it in people’s faces and, I think, watch for a reaction.

[rintintin]

In these kinds of articles, the media always refers to the other guy as a “husband”, never a “wife”. Why is that? Neither party is a wife? They’re both husbands?