Rukia Kurosaki

... I hadn't read this before. I don't see why any person should look upon another and say something like this. To be completely honest, I am atheistic, and do not believe in things as 'sinful' so much as immoral, wrong, or illegal. HOWEVER, there is no way someone can convince me that another person is committing an act against their moral values, no matter their religious beliefs, by falling in love with someone of the same gender. (or opposite, for that matter) How would you feel if people told you that you couldn't marry the person you love because you are different genders? Have you EVER seen a homosexual group trying to ban heterosexual marriage?! What if someone else's holy book said that marriage was to be only between members of the same gender, and that opposite gender relations were merely for reproductive purposes and not to be emotionally binding? As for trying to 'fix' homosexuality... there is no problem in the first place! I wholeheartedly support all relationships that are based on love, support, and faith in one another. Telling someone that they aren't allowed to love someone because of their gender is infringement of their rights, especially in the US, where the right to pursue happiness is guaranteed by out constitution. I won't ramble on about how I do not support any of your religious views or anything you said in your statement, but I do want to say this: If you do not support gay-straight alliance, do NOT post here. This thread is meant to remind everyone that they should love who they love despite the objections of people like you. Normally I refrain from using any hateful language or referring to others as 'disgusting' or 'wrong' because of their beliefs, but how can you deny someone the right to love based on your own beliefs? It doesn't matter WHO we love, as long as we and our partners do not do anything to harm others or their rights. As a bisexual or homosexual member of society, a person can live life being looked down upon by people like you, or they can rise above the unfounded hatred and disgust of those who would deny them the love that they live for and truly be alive~

Symphony No.7 In B Flat~

Avi: 7~ (I can almost see it~! xD) Sig: 9~

*sweatdrops* "Where did that chocolate even come from?"

Completely~ She's even a hardcore Makoto-fangirl! xD Hmmm... Young Kaito~ ^^

I smile in front of you. It's so shocking that you back up into a tray covered in smiley-face stickers laced with poison that seeps through your skin and kills you~ (that was needlessly, creatively cruel...) A box of rubber bands~ xD

DCW's Hyperactive Makoto Fan~

Remember, though, that Aoyama-sensei DID release a statement that their similarity wasn't a coincidence. I believe they are in some way related, especially as even their fathers look so much alike, and Kuroba Touichi referred to Shinichi as his 'brother' when he was leaving the message for his father. (brother was likely referring to Kudo Yuusaku)

Agatha Christie's, The ABC Murders~ <333

Honestly, Dev, the case makes no sense. There's no structure here. I asked you to consult me before posting anything like this.... how hard would it have been to ask across the room for help? If it was childishly obvious, it would be the grandma, as she smokes. If the victim smokes, I don't see why he would have smoked a half a cigarette in the presence of any suspect, as all 3 seem to hate him, and it would be terrible for the ill grandma's health. An obvious choice in this case would be the man who has a 'painful past' as his motive, as you could have him have any measure of hatred for the victim with no solid evidence in the case so far. Another possibility is that the ex-girlfriend left the victim for the other man, and either relayed a dislike of the victim to him, or planned on her own to be rid of him. There are far too many possible theories for this case for it to be solved at the moment~ The cigarette in any case was likely placed, as the grandma would not have murdered the man who was retrieving her medicine if she was so ill that someone else had to get it, especially if they live in the same house and she likely cannot drive or has no car. There is no solid evidence to support any deduction. If you want someone to solve this without just guessing and checking with you, I suggest you release more evidence and clues, or just rewrite it. ADDED: ... =_= Why does the grandma smoke if she is sick and needs medicine?

Aoko~