sometimes it's weird to talk about love, because to be honest I was one of the people who dreamed of being with only one person in the world, but obviously that couldn't be for various reasons one that I'm gay and in the gay world there is no respect for relationships, and, two that seem to speak of a stable and serious relationship in the world is almost a sin,we all go in search of adventures and emotions that lead us to the limit and we leave aside ladicha of having someone with whom to be,with whom to share a cup of coffee in unache rainy or someone who take your hand when you are feeling sick,someone that will make every second of your life is worth because this at your side,many including choose the sex,the booze,the friends,the rumba and the debauchery that you can offer to this world..to pass the time and down the years,comes to us the solitude to make us face those decisions. Quote

>in the gay world there is no respect for relationships<

Your comment above is frequently made by people who are homophobic (including some self-hating gays) or who are simply clueless....

Yes, gay realtionships have some obstacles that straight relationships don't have, mostly those inflicted by society's prejudice against us and - in some areas - legal matters that do not recognize gay relationships as equal to others.

But with a minimum of effort, you can find others who support your relationship, and have a long rewarding life with your partner, whether or not you get legally married. I had a professional practcie in the LGBT community, and saw many couples who had been together for 10, 20 and even longer years. My office manager had been with his partner (whom he eventually married) for 36 years! There are examples all around like that.

If you can't find a stable relationship, it is simply because you are not trying for one. It can be done. Quote

>in the gay world there is no respect for relationships<

Your comment above is frequently made by people who are homophobic (including some self-hating gays) or who are simply clueless....

Yes, gay realtionships have some obstacles that straight relationships don't have, mostly those inflicted by society's prejudice against us and - in some areas - legal matters that do not recognize gay relationships as equal to others.

But with a minimum of effort, you can find others who support your relationship, and have a long rewarding life with your partner, whether or not you get legally married. I had a professional practcie in the LGBT community, and saw many couples who had been together for 10, 20 and even longer years. My office manager had been with his partner (whom he eventually married) for 36 years! There are examples all around like that.

If you can't find a stable relationship, it is simply because you are not trying for one. It can be done.

When observing the current problem that we should do so that our own community respects itself and not make this a society which is subjected to various criticisms in itself for the bad behavior of ourselves. Quote