Terrance of Republic of T suggests an idea to counteract Teh Patriarchy when all the straight people get married.
I’m honored.
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A random wedding thing to consider: you can ask people to make donations to charities in lieu of wedding presents through the I Do Foundation.
Well, Lauren could also make a wedding wishlist (at Amazon or elsewhere), so those of us who don’t donate to US charities(*) could give something anyway.
BTW Lauren, when is the marriage going to happen?
(*)As a non-American, I don’t get any refunds for donating to US charities, and to be frank, I don’t trust them well enough to want to give them any money. For all I know, they get channelled into a faith-based initiative. Even when I’m certain that that’s not the case, it’s often quite hard (if not downright impossible) to make donations, if you live outside the US.