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I saw the last half of the show and learned a great deal.
1. The guy said he would have come out earlier if he had known his parents would have been accepting. To that end, I wonder about the thousands of other men that hurt themselves and women by not being honest about their desire to be with a man.
2. I also wonder if the sacrifice of lying about ones sexuality is worth not having the freedom and pleasure to be who you really are.
3. The guy did not favor gay marriage when he was governor. Now he states he supports gay marriage and thinks society should afford the same rights to homosexuals (I never thought of it that way but from a religious view).
4. The partner was another story. I can't imagine being on tv crying about the love of a man - - - personally, that segment seemingly continues to identify gays as touchy feeling men which i personally dislike. I was ok until the tears and how this one is the others love of his life. I think they should have just said they loved each other and moved on.
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