The fact is, marriage is this magic thing. I mean forget all the financial stuff — marriage … symbolizes commitment and love like nothing else in the world. And it’s known all over the world. I mean, wherever you go, if you’re married, that means something to people, and it meant a difference in feeling the next day. And I’ve asked everybody since who gets married after long-term relationships, ‘Did it feel different the next day?’ and the answer is always ‘Yes, absolutely.'”
— 83-year-old lesbian widow Edith “Edie” Windsor, who takes on the Defense of Marriage Act today before the Supreme Court, discussing marriage equality with NPR.
Dionte
Such a cute couple.
bridge2nowhere
I’ve decided that Cloris Leachman should play the part of Edie in the SCOTUS DOMA movie
stferocia
@bridge2nowhere: No way, Ellen Burstyn for sure.