Tuesday, May 22, 2012
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"I think that you have to be married to know how different it is than just being together with someone.... It feels like a very relaxing, calming thing.... Because of that commitment, I just feel like we're more of a team. More kind of working for the common goal of us.... No of course the word [marriage] is not more important than the rights, but without the word, we don't have equal rights because everybody is allowed to be married."
Source provided by Metro Weekly
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