Sometimes I wish- gay love

This video was the product of time spent thinking about what i loved about being in a relationship. From a kiss to a hug and cuddling in bed. I walked away a better person from each relationship. But my last one made me grow the most. Hope everyone enjoys it. :-)

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[ueg03001]

I loved the music! Who did it!?

[enriqueb82]

@ueg03001 the song is "sometimes i wish" by city and colour

[lovesbeautifulmess]

i love it, but what's the name of this song??

[enriqueb82]

city and colour - sometimes (i wish)

[cityncolor]

um are you homosexual?

[enriqueb82]

I'm not a homosexual. I'm just me.

[gaypaths]

I'm 59 and have had a dozen very close relationships, my current one now going on 21 years (a wild ride at times because my partner still drinks alcohol too much). I agree with you 100% that each relationship helped to improve me, by making me more sensitive, more compassionate, more tolerant, and more open to different perspectives. Sex is sex, but much more rewarding is finding that rare soul to kiss, hug, cuddle, and share genuine emotions; and such relationships make life so worth living.

[haku226]

so true.

you are who you are.

that is all that matters.

[niznet111]

fab thanks!

[manakelle1]

OHHH I'm a woman and this video it's so sweet thanks guys

[All4JandZ]

Beautiful

[SuperACDC97]

I love you guys...not just you, amazing uploader, but everyone here who's not bashing this vid. Because tolerance is what the world really needs. Tolerance and love. We don't need the wars - not the war on terror or the constant hate fights. Let's all accept and love each other for who we are. Sound cool?

[709lulio907]

@lightandbeautiful

When you say that "homosexual activists" use it to "push their agenda," what agenda are you speaking of? Nondiscrimination? Tolerance? Acceptance? Love? Understanding? Equal rights?

I don't understand why so many people say "gay agenda" as if it were a declaration of world destruction. I don't know about you, but I see no problem in pushing - peacefully, I might add - for fair treatment. Maybe that's just me...

[jaredarko]

Love is one of the most beautiful forces in life thats is so incredible, i can't see why people would be either afraid of it or just plain hateful towards it, we should be blessed and grateful that we have this opportunity to enjoy it while we're here on Earth!

[billbb46]

@lightandbeautiful Oh boy, why are you here if you are so negative about gayness.

Homosexual describes what some of us do in bed. Gay speaks to our self-affirmation, our ability to throw off the phobias of people like you and find happiness and pride in our sexuality.

When we hear the word heterosexual, we don't just think of straights having sex ... but that's not the case with the word homosexual. Gayness is about affection, love, deep yearnings, and can mean building a life together.

[Atlavocat]

@lightandbeautiful - The word "gay" has been used since at least the 14th century in French to describe people who are "immoral" or scandalous. That's clear when you think of "gay blade" and "gay Paris". Originally, the word "gay" was more often used to describe prostitutes, but it rapidly became used for anyone not into heterosexual orthodox monogamy. By the 17th century it had been used in both France and England to describe homosexuals.

[Atlavocat]

@lightandbeautiful - Who are these "homosexual activists" that you complain about? Sounds to me a lot like the "outside agitators" that racists used to accuse black people of being influenced by. The entire LGBT community can speak for themselves and we are each individuals, but we have all faced very similar prejudices and discrimination (and violence) which gives us elements of a common identity.