As part of the "We Do Campaign," longtime couple Matt and Raymie attempt once again to get a Tennessee marriage license. This time, however, armed with cameras, loved ones and the knowledge that they will again be denied, the men prepare a tear-jerking speech about what that elusive certificate would mean to them. Grab the tissues and a pint of Ben & Jerry's and curl up with our video of the day after the jump.

Unfortunately the hangover we woke up with after last night's Amendment One madness won't go away by taking four Advil downed with a Bloody Mary back. Thanks to the Amendment One campaign congratulating god on contributing to the amendment's passage, our eyes have rolled so far back in our head we can count just how many precious hair follicles we've lost to the demonization. Fortunately, we remain calm and resolved knowing that the tide of equality is slowly washing over the country.

Until then, we have a wrap up of the morning after North Carolina enshrined anti-gay discrimination in its Constitution. 

Six same-sex couples attempted to obtain marriage licenses in South Carolina to draw attention to the state's discriminatory practices in the WE DO campaign. Their protests, which took place late last week, has been documented in a beautiful video just released by WE DO. Follow the jump to watch. 

This is what we like to call a sneak attack in the world of emotions (or lack thereof). We knew that these couples would not be granted marriage license but we didn't realize that watching this inequality would drag the long lost heart from our past life, that was not reincarnated with our present body, back to us. Needless to say, we are feeling hurt, but also compassion and aren't sure how to cope. TGIF. Watch the video after the jump.