Yes, of course, because it's 2018 and this shouldn't be an "issue" we're talking about anymore.

That said, I don't care if someone doesn't support it. That's their personal choice, and I wouldn't presume to judge them for it (just like I expect to not be judged for supporting it).

What I do take issue with is those that do judge others for supporting gay marriage, or getting married to someone of the same sex. Those that try and push their agenda or beliefs on the rest of humanity are the problem.

These people seem to justify this behavior in two ways:

1. It makes them uncomfortable. This probably stems from their own insecurities. Their desire to push this discomfort onto others is sad. Keep it to yourself, stop being selfish, and grow up.

2. They use religion as an excuse to justify their behavior. I don't care if you're religious, but keep it to yourself. I'm not religious, or maybe I have a different interpretation of religion than you do, so why should I have to change my life or views for your sake? This smug attitude, the arrogance of it, makes me almost just as angry.