This is exactly how I feel about it; I can't imagine taking my (future) children to the place where the magic lives and telling them that not everyone has the right to have a happy ending. And I don't care if people are born gay or if they choose it (though, out of all of my gay friends, none of them feel it was in any way a choice), I believe that love between consenting individuals is never a bad thing and I can't think of any better way to really show my children that families come in many different forms than to have them experience the magic of Disney with many different kinds of people. I'd love to be able to take them during Gay Days.
I agree that sometimes PDAs from all kinds can get out of hand (I've seen some things that I just didn't need to see...so far, all from heterosexuals) but I also don't want to raise my children to shy away from all forms of human affection. I can't say I'm bothered by anyone holding hands or sharing a kiss under the fireworks. Maybe I'm just a hopeless romantic! And if things are a little over-the-top, then it can be a fantastic opportunity to explain what is appropriate in public and what isn't. You can't shield children from inappropriate behaviour forever, all you can do is try to raise them to be mindful of other people's comfort (without sacrificing their own rights).
Tampaguys, I have enjoyed reading your posts. You make excellent points and I admire and appreciate your courage and drive to make the world a better place for all of us
