It’s official, New York has approved legislation that makes gay marriage legal. We know New York has a lot of gays with 19 million residents, so this legislation may transform the way people view marriage from this point forward. Gay marriages, or should I just say marriage (for all), may begin as early as July. Although the bill has passed, it will allow religious organization to NOT participate or allow their facility for use during such weddings, if they so choose. So the religious community can basically opt-out of facilitating gay marriages. The bill passed on a vote of 33-29 in a state senate with a Republican majority.

I don’t even know any gay people that want to be married, most of my friends are commitment-phobes, but if they ever change their minds, they can now fly to New York…IDK, what do you guys think, will the institution of marriage forever be change, or will it pretty much stay the same?