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In political news: well, thank God. I'm still revolted that it even came to a vote. "We're making progress, and we're not going to stop until marriage between a man and a woman is protected . . . protected in the courts, protected in the Constitution, but most of all, protected for the people and for the future of our children in this society," Senator Sam Brownback, Republican of Kansas, said after the vote. Protected from what? The only marriages I can see under threat right now are, what do you know, the same-sex kind. Or anything that isn't the standard heterosexual pairing. I really would like to live in a country that hasn't outlawed the ways in which most of the people important to me love one another. Although frankly, I'm not sure where I should move to at this point . . . I don't know if I'll ever marry. If I do, it might well be the kind of marriage of which Senator Brownback would approve (although for reasons other than gender, I rather doubt it). And just as likely not. And it shouldn't matter, should it? This is a strange planet.
(Cut for Arachne, because who doesn't love Greek myth and spiders?)
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