Gay TCU assistant athletic director Drew Martin finds acceptance and l

[GreenBat]

http://www.outsports.com/2014/4/30/5667438/drew-martin-gay-tcu-texas-athletic-director

[Quoner]

I think I've made my views pretty well known on the issue, but I really have no idea why I should feel bad here or where this piece is trying to lead me.

The issue is they want a religious ceremony and the religion has rules in place that have little to do with them being gay and are more about belonging to the community. It sounds like a hassle I guess, but I have faith in these crazy kids.

Edited April 30, 2014 by Quoner

[GangGreen]

Nevermind.

Edited April 30, 2014 by GangGreen

[Mean Green 93-98]

"I'm not sure I got the full question out of my mouth before he said 'yes,'" Martin said about getting on one knee in the chapel, holding Macon's hand, and popping the question.

If you replace the word "question" with other nouns you can make yourself feel really uncomfortable.

Sorry, couldn't resist.

Chicken leg?

[GangGreen]

Thought I could hide it. Too slow. Oh, well. I'm perverted.

[Quoner]

Thought I could hide it. Too slow. Oh, well. I'm perverted.

It almost seems like it's intentionally in there - like this story is meant to make you feel both inclusive and a jerk for no real reason. If you fall on the tolerant side, you walk away feeling good, but ready to...yell at an Anglican?

If you're on the non-tolerant side, you walk away wondering why this is being celebrated...more than usual.

If you're SE-66, you wait 2 days, then just say something pointless.

See, there's really something here for everyone.