Re: [UUPoly-L] a pleasant surprise

[alan7388 <alan7388@gmail.com>]

Yay, Val!

Such a small change in wording may go by many people, but it means a
lot: that sexuality is not just about an "orientation" that people are
born with like some unfortunate disability, but is also a choice of
how you run your relationships and your life. Which if done in harmony
with basic ethics such as the UU Principles and Purposes[1], is good
and to be celebrated.

Alan M.

[1] Or the "princes and perps" as I've heard them called. BTW, in
preparing for the Boston Pride Festival next Saturday (where I'll be
at a booth giving out a UUPA flyer as well as other lit), I dug out a
bunch of copies of Jasmine's long essay "Polyamory and the Unitarian
Universalist Association Principles and Purposes." Worth remembering
that it's available. Here it is:
http://uupa.org/Literature/polyprinciples.html