Well its about time they made it legal.
Sheesh. 18 years living in sin by not being married. What has the country become tolerating all of this cart before horse...shit. Congratulations to Colorado! Making history again. I hope marriage doesn't spoil what you have. Blessings.
I hear CO has more than its share of religious crazies, but it's nice to hear that it's now way more progressive than Iowa, which has had gay marriage way before most states, but it only happened thru a state Supreme Court decision that really cost some of the ones who voted for it. Since then, it's been a very red state. We have yet to elect a queer person to statewide office, tho I have heard that one longtime statewide elected official is gay and in the closet, obviously for good reason. An appointed gay man who used to be Labor Commissioner was removed by a Repub governor for that and other reasons. It led to a lawsuit that went on for several years and the SC here finally ruled in favor of the governor. So that settles the ? of whether it's safe to be openly gay in statewide office here.
It's a big state, so it all depends on where one resides. The West slope is rife with loonies. The East slope or front range will soon be a megalopolis with Denver, south to Colorado Springs where one of the most foremost surgeons for trans folks is practicing. (She is trans herself. ) Colorado Springs will eventually meet up with economically depressed Pueblo. Mostly Hispanic. When I was last in Colorado, the West slope had areas where recall petitions for Polis were available for. He is however very popular . It is one of the fastest growing states for many reasons.