The amazing Katy Faust.

Who is more qualified than this woman to speak about the wrongness of same-sex "parents"?

Same-sex "marriage" is just wrong.  But, since common sense observations about the importance of a mother and a father to a child's life are dismissed as "bigotry" by the glbt community, this video is further proof of a child's need and right to a father and a mother. 

The emotion-driven glbt community has no respect for reality.

A heartwrenching amicus brief to SCOTUS.

It's simple.  A child has the right to a father and a mother and same-sex "marriage" does psychological harm to children!  There's no escaping the fact.  Is it not evil to be unconcerned about the safety of a child?  Some gays even admit that they are harming their children and still keep harming their own children!

This video reveals the emotion-based entry into the glbt community.

A casuality of "love".

What carries more weight than the heartfelt experiences and information from an ex-gay person or a person who was “raised” by same-sex “parents”?  Who can reasonably challenge my decision to wash my hands of the glbt community when some same-sex couples put their needs before the needs of their children?  Today, whilst on patrol for material, I discovered a gem of an article by a woman who was victimized by her mother’s lesbian “love”. 

“… I was raised by my biological mother and her same-sex partner. I have only a few fuzzy memories of my father: a phone call here and there, …

… She always knew she was gay and she wanted a chance to be happy with someone she really loved—with a woman.

… There was one need, however, that they could never meet no matter how much they loved me: the need for a father.

… but I cannot pretend that her decision to leave my father and raise me with another woman did not have long-term and devastating consequences for me. I am a casualty of same-sex parenting.

… When you are separated from a parent, for whatever reason, a wound is inflicted upon you. I ached for my father to love me. I ached for the father I knew I would never have. Losing my father was a tragedy in my life and it is a loss that I feel deeply every day. It’s a loss that can be ignored or numbed, for a short time, but never forgotten. Growing up without my dad colored everything about me. I had abandonment issues. I expected and feared that everyone close to me would leave me. Even as an adult I still grieve for what was taken from me. It wasn’t until my husband and I had children and I watched him with our kids that the full weight of what I’d lost with my own father hit me. And it hit me like a ton of bricks. Many people believe that so long as a child has two parents, gender doesn’t matter. But it does. I shouldn’t love my dad, but I do. I should love my “other mom,” but I don’t. I can’t change that, though I’ve definitely tried.

My relationship with my “other mom” was awkward. … I hated the times she would try to parent me by offering me comfort or discipline. I accepted her only as my mom’s partner, not as a parent.

As a child growing up within the gay community, I was exposed to a lot of inappropriate things very early on. From the adult toys and pornographic magnets in the local gay and lesbian bookstore, …

… Her happiness cost me a great deal. We have to recognize that all children of same-sex parents are being raised in brokenness. Something precious and irreplaceable has been taken from us. Two loving moms, or two dads, can never replace the lost parent.

… I was intentionally separated from my other biological parent and then told that “all that matters is love” and “love makes a family”. Love matters, but accepting and promoting same-sex parenting promotes the destruction of families, not the building of families. …”

Full, heartfelt story here.

Gay and opposed to redefining marriage.

“… It’s also possible to oppose same-sex marriage based on reason and experience.

… but I am opposed to same-sex marriage. Because activists have made marriage, rather than civil unions, their goal, I am viewed by many as a self-loathing, traitorous gay. So be it. I prefer to think of myself as a reasoning, intellectually honest human being.

The notion of same-sex marriage is implausible, yet political correctness has made stating the obvious a risky business. Genderless marriage is not marriage at all. It is something else entirely.

Opposition to same-sex marriage is characterized in the media, at best, as clinging to “old-fashioned” religious beliefs and traditions, and at worst, as homophobia and hatred.

… Neither religion nor tradition has played a significant role in forming my stance. But reason and experience certainly have.

… But society now promotes the lowest form of love between men while sabotaging the higher forms. Gay culture continues to promote the sexualization of all…

… Neither religion nor tradition turned me into a dedicated father.

… Over several years, intellectual honesty led me to some unexpected conclusions: (1) Creating a family with another man is not completely equal to creating a family with a woman, and (2) denying children parents of both genders at home is an objective evil. Kids need and yearn for both.

… One day as I turned to climb the stairs I saw my sixteen-year-old son walk past his mom as she sat reading in the living room. As he did, he paused and stooped down to kiss her and give her a hug, and then continued on. With two dads in the house, this little moment of warmth and tenderness would never have occurred.

… Moms and dads interact differently with their children. To give kids two moms or two dads is to withhold from them someone whom they desperately need and deserve in order to be whole and happy. It is to permanently etch “deprivation” on their hearts.

… Gay and lesbian activists, and more importantly, the progressives urging them on, seek to redefine marriage in order to achieve an ideological agenda that ultimately seeks to undefine families as nothing more than one of an array of equally desirable “social units,” and thus open the door to the increase of government’s role in our lives.

… judges may have to decide how to split children into three, four, or five equal pieces. In Florida, a judge recently ordered that the birth certificate of a child must show a total of three parents—a lesbian couple and a gay man (the sperm-providing hairdresser of one of the lesbian moms). Expect much more of this to come.

… Marriage is not an elastic term. It is immutable. It offers the very best for children and society. We should not adulterate nor mutilate its definition, thereby denying its riches to current and future generations."

Full article here.

What same-sex "marriage" will do to children.

How great it is to have time to blog again!

On Friday, 12 July 2013, I met one of the rarest of gay couples; an exotic-masculine lesbian with an exotic-feminine lesbian, where both of the women where attractive. I thought that they were both cute, especially the feminine one, and after interacting with them for a few minutes my understanding of the support of same-sex "marriage" was increased.

It is practically impossible for someone who doesn't know the Word of God to see past the counterfiet love that these two adorable women had for each other. God is love, and nothing that comes from God causes same-sex attraction. Those who don't know the Word of God often confuse sexual desire/attraction and the fear of loneliness for "love."

When I was young I dated a few women that didn't know Jesus Christ. I stepped outside of the Word of God thinking that a relationship could still work. I was woefully wrong, and I will never date a non-Christian woman again.

Anyhow, the point of my post today is that a same-sex, romantic/sexual relationship is wrong no matter how right it may seem.