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BlueStar said:Terminator02 said:the shirt didn't say i love my partner, it attacked heterosexualityBlueStar said:dickfour said:it's a private business. If they don't want people advertising their sexually to children they have that right.
Does this count both ways? Like, if a guy had a shirt saying "I love my wife" is he advertising his heterosexuality to children?
Don't be ridiculous, you have to have a serious victim complex to think that shirt "attacked" heterosexuality.
Marriage is a civil/legal agreement not an exclusive heterosexual concept.

