How do you feel about homosexual people and gay marriage rights? Survey?

1. Yup, gay.
A) Most of them have. Obviously some kids, especially in middle/early highschool had problems with it, but it's never been ridiculous. My family is completely ok with it. I "came out" in school (more or less just didn't hide it) years before I told my parents, though; but I was much more concerned about their reaction to the fact that I'd used their not knowing to spend nights at boyfriends' houses :/

I think there are far worse things that could happen to me, or anyone else, than not being able to marry, but I think it's ridiculous that it still isn't legal. It's completely obvious to me that it should be legal. The fact that it isn't would be satirically funny if it wasn't sad.

1, No.
B, I don't care. I have quite a few gay, lesbian and bi friends. I've dated a bi girl in the past.

I think the solution for America is to make it a federal matter, bypassing the states so that individual state laws can not interfere with gay marriage.
I pro gay marriage, because honestly ir's not right that they can't get married.

I think I'm bi, but I'm not 100% sure. Part of me thinks that people should marry whomever they choose, but another part of me believes that marriage should be between a man and a woman. I honestly don't have anything against homosexuals...I think they should be treated with kindness and respect.
However, I'm just not sure if legal marriage is the right thing for them. I wish there was a way for them to have a legal union that was like marriage, but not exactly the same. Idk.

1. No I'm but not I'm accepting. I just don't know a lot of LGBTs so I find I can get uncomfortable around them, but it's me not them. Their sexuality is their choice not mine. I'd be willing to date a bisexual as long as he's attracted to me, idc.

2. Of course I approve of gay marriage! I'm sorry but didn't the west establish a long time ago the difference between church and state? Not allowing isn't giving the people the free will. Here in Canada, it's legal everywhere. And it should be the same everywhere else in the world. I don't see why it's such a big deal. They love each other, simple as that. It shouldn't matter what sex you are, it should only matter if they love each other and are ready for the commitment

1. Are you a LGBT teen? Nope
A If so...
Do people treat you fairly, and is your family accepting? How did you come out?
B If not...
Do you mind LGBT's? Do you have LGBT friends, would you date a bisexual person? No I do not mind anyone's sexual orientation one bit. I have a gay friend yes, he is great Umm I don't know, maybe for fun. I don't think I would marry someone who was bisexual though

1. I guess
2. My family doesn't know, they suspect it. But if I came out, they would treat me differently... Everybody would
3. No, No, yes
4. I disapprove of it. I think they should ban it. It's like we already approve of you being gay, now you want to get married to the same sex??. Your going too far now. This is going to complete lesbians and gay men. I'm bi

1. No
B. I don't "mind" anyone, as long as theyre good people. I don't have gay/trans friends, but I don't have many straight/cis friends either. I would not date a bisexual person.

I think the only objections to gay marriage are religious and that has no business in state or federal law making so its really irrelevant. I approve of same sex marriage.

gay rights are human rights. denying legal benefits to gay people is immoral.

I do not identify in the LGBT category. However, I have multiple friends who do identify in that category. I think there is absolutely nothing wrong with LGBT people, as they are humans like the rest of us. Some are good people, some are bad. But their sexuality has nothing to do with who they are as a person. I would date a bisexual person, if I was attracted to them. Being bisexual wouldn't change my feelings for them.

I think the solution to America's gay marriage problem is to legalize gay marriage in every state, and to give gay marriage the same rights as heterosexual marriage. I hope one day it can just be called 'marriage' and people won't have to specify. I am 100% in support of gay marriage.

I'm not a LGBT teen, but I have many guy friends who are gay and some who are bi-curious. I support gay marriage, but I'm not an avid supporter. As in, I would go vote to pass a proposition, but I'm not going to stand outside rallying around the capital.
I don't know if I'd date a bi person. Honestly, I'd be scared that he would find another male attractive and leave me. Then I'd be heartbroken.

I honestly don't think there is any solution to gay marriage. There will always be people who oppose gay marriage and that's too bad. It's one of those controversial issues that aren't solved easily unfortunately. I approve of gay marriage. I believe people can fall in love regardless of gender.

I am bisexual, but I am not a teen. And I am mostly in the closet. A few friends know and my boyfriend knows, and girls that I would be interested in dating know, but that's all. My family is not accepting to it, so that is why I don't say anything. I don't feel like they need to know. I don't feel like I am hiding myself. I just don't want to put myself in that annoying situation of my mom calling on the Lord to save me and possibly being further shunned from my family.

The friends that know accept me for it. My boyfriend teases me a bit, but it's really harmless. I think it excites him if anything and I don't get jealous if he looks at porn or whatever, because I'm looking at naked chicks online too. Some friends don't know, but I think they assume.

I don't have many LGBT friends. I have some that I see on occasion, but we are still pretty much just acquaintances. But we're cool though.

I would not want to date someone bisexual if they wanted an open relationship. I am all about monogamy. If I have a girlfriend, she's mine and I am hers. I wouldn't have a boyfriend along with it and I wouldn't want her too either. Same if I were dating a bisexual male.

I think the solution is in itself. People just need to realize it. Combination of church and state is unconstitutional. Why is it illegal? If I said someone's conservatives beliefs offend me, nothing would be done. Yet with these views? It's like everyone gets butthurt.