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That's Gay


You see it everyday. That's gay! Since when did saying that's gay become okay? We all know that they are just the same as everyone else. With an attraction to the same sex. It's not okay to judge someone by the color of their skin, but it's okay when it's their sexuality. America this is your wake up call. This is a new generation, where being gay shouldn't make you different. Different like the color of our skin. We are taught that all of us are equal. Why not when you're gay? They don't look different on the outside. They love like you and me. They love the same just with a man and man or a women and a women. They can't change. They can't change through treatment or religion. So why not accept people the way God made them? Because I say That's Gay.
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