Yesterday morning, the Scottish Parliament announced that, following consultations with the public, Scotland will adopt marriage equality! England and Wales will soon announce the results of their own consultation.
Dear adopted home, I am so proud of you!!
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Alexey Isupov. Samarkand, 1921.
