They have every right to get married as anyone else. If they love one another, why should we have any say in whether they can get married or not?

So it isn't a traditional male-female wedding. Why do you care?

No one is forcing you to go, and quite frankly, I'm sure they could all care less about whatever opinion you have anyway.

Well just to give a brief overview; a few years ago, I was on my dad's motorcycle riding home. We crashed as we turned a corner and I've been afraid of motorcycles ever since.

Every once in a while, I have a dream where this exact scenario replays, and I wake up right as I crash.

I've had dreams of dying, or being in zombie apocolypses or plane crashes, and violent bloody dreams like in horror movies. But none scare me as much as this one. :/

My perfect world?

There's no war. All countries live in peace among each other.

Every religion is respected, no conflict between any.

Homosexuals, bisexuals, straights. They have all the same rights, without looking down upon another.

The economy is perfect. No one goes hungry, or lives on the street. No animals are ever abused.

The entire world just lives in complete harmony.

I wouldn't necessarily consider it pathetic. Some people are just more comfortable that way.

The only thing I'd say, is that it can be dangerous because you can never be quite sure who you're actually talking to on the internet.

Some people can be insecure and make up complete lies about themselves. Though, people you meet in person can do the same.

That, and it can be costly depending on what website you go to.

Well, not intentionally, anyway.

I don't know how I did it. Maybe I was drinking it, and breathed in to much and it went up my nose...

I mix all my sodas when I go to restaurants. At home, I usually don't. But maybe that's just because I'm too lazy to mix them when they have to be manually poured out of a 2 liter.

I wouldn't say it makes them bad parents, or that the child is bad or rebellious.

But, children wouldn't understand that tattoos are permanent, or that getting them removed would be extremely painful. They wouldn't understand that getting the tattoo itself would be painful for them too.

Most children are impatient, and may have decided to get a tattoo that they won't like a week later.

Not to mention the amount of ink could be harmful for them as children.

There are definitely reasons for age requirements.

I just wanna say that this made me laugh.

Most people have these wonderful things called morals. Saying that because someone believes in a certain religion means that they will somehow increase the amount of pedophiles in the world is just ignorant.

Islams don't increase the amount of pedophiles anymore than any other religion.

That's stupid.

I don't think his life, nor anyone else in the world has a life worth more than anyone else's.

I think everyone is equal. His life is no more important than the humble business man struggling to make a living next door.

Everything is temporary...

But there's no side to choose from, since both say no.

Either way, nothing is ever really permanent.

Everything eventually fades or changes somehow.

It's like looking back on the 80's and thinking, "Wow, we wore that?! Look at those pants! And my hair!"

Years from now the style will have changed, and all us teenagers will look back and think it's ridiculous.

It's just a temporary fad.