I might lose some followers from this post, but I am a firm believer in standing up for what you believe is right.
As many of you know, I currently have a degree in Social work. Being a social worker, we hold certain standards to be true, one of which is social justice. Social justice, in my opinion, includes everyone having the same rights regardless of things like race, sex, political affiliation, and sexual orientation.
So, in other words I 100% suppose the decision made by the supreme court. I fully believe that DOMA is unconstitutional and that Prop 8 should be overturned.
Now, where does this fall within my religion?
I struggle with how I feel God would want me to answer this and what I believe is right. Honestly, I believe that love is love. I don't care what is in between your legs. I also believe that God doesn't want me to judge others for a reason. I believe that the reason is because I am human. Along with being a human, I make mistakes. My mistakes are no worse then someone who chooses to be homosexual. Where do I deserve the right to judge? I don't.
How will this affect my parenting?
I will raise my son to love everyone, and to never judge a book by it's cover (this includes race, sexual orientation, etc). I have heard the argument that if I do this I will have to explain to him why it's okay for men to love other men or vice versa. My answer: why would I ever let him think it's wrong? I hope and pray that my son chooses the lifestyle that makes him happy, but I can guarantee you that I will love him regardless of the lifestyle he chooses. I think a huge part of the problem is that as parents we don't teach tolerance, we teach our children that whatever isn't exactly like them is wrong. I want Walker to understand that families come in many different shapes and sizes and that all of them are considered to be families.

So in wraps, I support the right to marry who you love forever. I can't imagine someone telling me that I couldn't marry Ben because we didn't have the correct anatomy to fit together. I believe in a separation of church and state. I don't think anyone should have the right to tell me what is right and just when it comes to my personal life. I believe that someone is born homosexual. Personally, I can not pin point a time in my life when I knew I was straight, why should I ask a gay person to tell me when they knew they were gay? If you don't agree with me, that is perfectly fine. I live in Oklahoma, trust me I am use to people not agreeing with me. I understand that this is a touchy subject. Thank you for reading, I would love to hear you (respectful) opinions!