By the way, you say that not everybody "has to accept it" but, for instance, California voters certainly are being made to. They voted twice on this issue, only to have their votes negated by a gay judge.
It's like saying people in California voted that no one should have brunches and said that you should have lunches, or breakfasts. You don't get to vote on people's choices and way of lives that doesn't concern you. So what if someone wants to have brunch and you don't? Simply don't have a brunch.
"Fire cannot kill a dragon." -Daenerys Targaryen, Game of Thrones
