I worked in places where I met Democrat voters who also attended church. And when Obama was being elected, and same-sex “marriage” was being legalized, I remember what they would say to me. They said “how would gay marriage affect your marriage?” And I explained to them how the redefinition of marriage to eliminate the complementary sexes would have a HUGE effect on society.

Here are a couple of stories showing what comes after same-sex “marriage”.

The first one is from the Washington Free Beacon:

California lawmakers are advancing a bill that would redefine the inability of men to get pregnant as “infertility” and entitle them to insurance-covered fertility treatments.

The legislation, which passed in the Senate late last month and is about to be taken up by the Assembly, would require employer-sponsored insurance plans to cover all nonexperimental fertility treatments, including artificial insemination of pregnancy surrogates. Supporters of the legislation have touted it as an overdue step toward “fertility equality” for LGBT people.

Freshman state senator Caroline Menjivar (D.), who coauthored the bill with Assemblywoman Buffy Wicks (D.), said: “It will ensure that queer couples no longer have to pay more out of pocket to start families than non-queer families. … This bill is critical to achieving full-lived equality for LGBTQ+ people, as well as advancing well-rounded and comprehensive health care for all Californians.”

So, what are the consequences of this policy? Well, insurance companies are going to have to charge more for premiums. And since Obama made health insurance mandatory, that means that everyone will have to pay more for health care. But wait. This isn’t really health care is it? No, this is redistribution of wealth from married homes to LGBT homes. So, Christian husbands and wives who have children the natural way will have to pay the costs for IVF and surrogacy. This is tens of thousands of dollars.

What else? Well, we’re going to be making a whole bunch of fatherless and/or motherless children. Think about your own upbringing, how much time you spent with your parents. Even if they were divorced, you could probably see them at least once a year. But in this case, these children will never know one or both of their parents. They are just commodities to the LGBT couples, who just want to be “as good as you”.

Here’s the second article from Daily Signal:

A recently amended California bill would add “affirming” the sexual transition of a child to the state’s standard for parental responsibility and child welfare—making any parent who doesn’t affirm transgenderism for their child guilty of abuse under California state law.

[…]California courts would be given complete authority under Section 3011 of California’s Family Code to remove a child from his or her parents’ home if parents disapprove of LGBTQ+ ideology.

By changing the definition of what constitutes the “health, safety, and welfare of [a] child,” schools, churches, hospitals, and other organizations interacting with children would be required to affirm “gender transitions” in minors by default—or risk charges of child abuse.

Child abuse. And this is interesting – there will be lots more secular leftists spying into Christian families:

AB 957 could also expand which organizations provide “evidence” of gender “nonaffirmation” to California’s courts.

Because of the addition of “gender affirmation” to the qualifications of California’s standards for “health, safety, and welfare,” California’s courts would now be able to accept reports of gender “abuse” from progressive activist organizations—as long as they claim to provide “services to victims of sexual assault or domestic violence.”

In essence, a boy could report his parents to his local school’s Gay-Straight Alliance club or other LGBTQ+ organization, who could then report the boy’s parents for child abuse.

I’ve already blogged about the Senior Software Engineer at Apple who was married to the ESG exec who divorced him and transed his kid. The courts sided with her, and stripped him of all parental rights. It’s only going to get worse from here.

I have friends who live in California. Young friends, who have just graduated college and are trying to find work. I warn them about the possibility of them losing their kids. They seem to think that all these laws will be struck down. The country that I left 25 years ago has now becoming a tyranny. My friends who stayed are wishing they had left too. When I warn people in California to stop building their careers and lives there, and start somewhere else, they mostly ignore me. But I’m really good at foreseeing threats.