By Mark Bard
A week or two ago, a reporter asked Candace Cameron Bure if the Great American Family cable network would feature same-sex couples in their Christmas movies. Ms. Bure, naïve of the reporter’s intent in asking that particular question, honestly replied “I think GAF will keep traditional marriage at the core.”
To me, her response made sense. Like other TV networks, GAF is a business that attempts to appeal to a certain demographic. I suppose I am part of that demographic. I’m a heterosexual married male who, for myself, prefers a two-person heterosexual marriage to the various alternatives. As a result, that is the type of marital relationship that I most relate to. That doesn’t mean I don’t love and respect my gay friends and neighbors. I believe that everyone should love anyone that they choose to love. I think gay relationships and marriages are fine. I even feel that Nonorthodox Mormon polygamy is wonderful assuming that all participants love each other. I make no judgments. But, given my personal preferences and experiences, I would probably relate to a Christmas story that involves a man and woman rather than one where the relationship is less traditional.
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