Neil Clark Warren, the founder of match-making website eHarmony, claims that same-sex marriage has damaged his company.

Do tell Neil...

See what he has to say after the jump!

BuzzFeed is playing the part of cupid and sending arrows through the hole where our hearts should be by counting down the hottest Disney princes. Who made the cut and who took BF's No. 1's spot? 

Following the lead of California's ban on "ex gay therapy," Rep. Jackie Speiers (San Francisco/San Mateo) will introduce the Stop Harming Our Kids resolution into the U.S. House early Wednesday. Details follow. 

Following California's lead, the United Kingdom's Department of Health has outlined its official position to identify "ex gay therapy" as a harmful practice with no benefit. 

Scottish Cardinal Keith O'Brien was honored with Stonewall's annual "Bigot of the Year" award Thursday night in London for such hits as comparing marriage equality to slavery and child abuse and spreading rumors that homosexuality destroys a person's soul. Though the Cardinal was not on hand to provide an acceptance speech, many Christians have filled the vocal void with sharp criticisms of the internationally known LGBT group that handed out the award. 

Having reached an unfortunate dead end investigating a horrific New Year's Eve anti-gay attack in Santa Barbara, California, police have decided to release audio of the crime in an attempt to gain more leads. 

New comments from Peter Sartain—the notorious anti-gay bishop of Washington—remind us to pour some of our third morningtime mimosa out on the sidewalk in memory of the lost civilizations of the Netherlands, Canada, Spain, Norway, Belgium, Denmark, Sweden, Portugal, South Africa, Iceland and Argentina, who all crumbled "beyond repair' after extending civil marrige rights to all couples. 

It can be easy to think we've moved beyond it, but apparently "That's so gay" is still a thing, and a study suggests that LGBT students that hear it are harmed both emotionally and physically. 

Details after the jump.

Homophobic activists like to run around and scream that the sky is falling whenever civil rights progresses for the LGBT community, but in step with all their other doomsday predictions for a post-tolerance America, military chaplains are not involved in a "mass exodus" following the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell."

A trip to your local drugstore could soon include a free HIV test.

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has announced a $1.2 million pilot program that will offer free rapid HIV tests at pharmacies and in-store clinics in 24 cities and rural communities.

More after the jump.

In early May we reported that the Methodist Church had disappointingly voted to uphold its view that homosexuality "is incompatible with Christian teaching." A month later, hundreds of ministers and lay persons within the Church have decided to reject last month's vote and sign on to a pro-LGBT statement. Details follow. 

With his support of NOM's failed Starbucks boycott grabbing headlines, the Family Research Council's head homophobe Tony Perkins needs a cloud to shake his fist at and distract from his hate group's foundering. Well, the cloud has arrived in the form of the rainbow flag we told you about that was raised to usher in a new era of patriotism at a U.S. military base in Afghanistan.

Follow the jump to fulfill your daily cardio regimen with a robust set of eye-rolling reps inspired by Perkins!