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There was a time when a majority of people didn't want to remove the stigmatism of interracial marriage. Many would probably still like to see it outlawed. That doesn't make it right.

You're comparing a heterosexual married relationship between people of mixed races, to homosexual behavior? The two aren't even close to being comparable.

You're trying to de-humanize homosexuals by focusing on one sex act, mitigating the fact that many can and do live in committed and loving relationships.

It is not me who seeks to define myself by my sexual behavior. The homosexual community insists that we shall accept their lifestyle, now matter how "de-humanizing" it is. They degrade themselves and insist that I close my eyes and pretend it isn;t what it is.

I'm sure you don't define your marriage by what sex acts you and your wife perform.

I'm a woman. Sex act??? What happened to love?

You're comparing a heterosexual married relationship between people of mixed races, to homosexual behavior? The two aren't even close to being comparable.

I'm alluding to societal attitudes toward each, which are remarkably similar.

I'm a woman. Sex act??? What happened to love?

My apologies for assuming you're male. But let me remind you that you're the one that reduced this conversation to focus on a sex act (with your reference to anal sex), so I don't see where you have grounds to be getting righteously indignant.