Firstly, I'd like to apologise, because there will likely not be any more chapters to this book. I might write an epilogue at some point, but this book is finished in its unfinishedness, for the moment. For now, I'd like to have a party, because America legalised same-sex marriage in all 50 states! Yes shut up I know this happened ages ago but I just realised that I should write a chapter on it. It's a huge step towards equality everywhere, and though in many other countries people cannot marry people of their own sex, it's great that they at least can in America (not that I'm even from America). It was disgusting that even in a Western civilised country, an MEDC if I may use a geographical term, was denying something as basic as this. Last year, same-sex marriage was legalised in Great Britain, if I remember rightly. At that time, apparently 1 in 5 people would refuse an invititation to a same-sex wedding. I think people need to sit back a bit and look at the person, not the sexuality. If you would hate someone or judge them if they came out to you, that's horrible. They're still the same person! I think people need to remember this a bit more. Here's a quote from the kids react video to legalising gay marriage:
"The question is, should you follow your religion or do what's right? I think that sums up religion." (It might not be quite that, but it's something along those lines.)
I'm not hating on religion, I think that it can inspire people to do amazing things, but I think hating people because their sexuality conflicts with your religion is stupid. Here's another quote (sorry, I don't know who said it):
"The bible says that homosexuality 'isn't natural'. What, and a talking snake is?!"
I think that concludes my chapter. Thank you for reading!