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I live in CT, and now that gay marriage is legal I haven’t seen much of a change in gay couples’ relationships. It’s not like they are walking down the street carrying the gay flag, or holding hands and kissing. Many religions don’t agree with gay marriage or the attraction to the same sex. But the Catholic Church is segregating gay people. I think the Catholic Church isn’t wrong for its opinions, but there is no reason to segregate people because you disagree with their orientation. I grew up in church, and it has always been wrong to be attracted to the opposite sex, let alone be allowed to be married to them. I personally don’t agree with the choice to be married to the opposite sex, but the Catholic Church is taking it to the extreme. If they continue to segregate gay people, it is possible for other modern forms of segregation against other people who are “different” to surface. Changing the law that gay marriage is legal in Connecticut is far fetched. You don’t have to accept it, or be apart of it. Gay people are in the world, and I don’t think they’re going anywhere. They’re human beings and want to be married to the ones they love, even if they’re the same sex. Odd, sometimes, accept it, if you want to.