Christoph Sullivan via Tumblr

Cannot wait for this to be released. It’s a Tapbot-like iPhone app for Facebook from two german teenagers. I love us teenagers, but them more than me.

blueapp:

At the moment we are waiting for our developer account to get activated. Because the sooner it gets activated the sooner we can give out betas.

The Following things are already finished in coding:

-Newsfeed

-post status or Photo

-show single posts

-Pull to refresh

We hope to finish the following this days:

-Messages

-Profile View

As soon as we got some interesting news we will post them here :)

like Blue for iPhone on facebook! http://www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=372822727271&sk=info

So, I’m gay and I’m very open about it. If you’ve ever met me, you’d figure it out in half second unless you were blind and deaf. It’s dead obvious and I don’t mind. I have encountered no one who rejects as me a person, which I am very fortunate for. I have met people who ‘disagree with my choices’ which makes me want to slap them, but they are still not terrible people socially. I have met more people though that are against gay marriage. As if my personal happiness and fulfillment directly impacts that of some stranger with a ‘Prop 8: Save Marriage’ sign in their yard. It doesn’t.

They say that if gays can get married, soon people will be marrying dogs. Three things about this.

• First, thanks for the comparison, I feel awesome about myself. 
• Second, what’s the problem with that, because…
• Third, how does this affect anything that has to do with you.

Here’s a perfect solution: Surround yourself with people likeminded. That is not an insult to them, I do the same and you most likely do as well. I just find it curious that people think they know best for me when they don’t even know me and happen to live in the same state.

Side note: I know one person who is vehemently against homosexuality. He is a church-going Christian, prays daily, he’s even a youth (generally more accepting of gays). God preaches love. Even the damn Mormons treat me better and more respectfully than him. But, to his credit, he still has respect for me as a person. And for that, I eternally respect him. Because it takes a lot of balls and maturity to say to me “I disagree with your choices with every bone in my body, but I still respect you as a person.” Asshole, but a well-meaning asshole. That is all.