Good point. As a man, I am not comfortable watching gay porn or even two men kissing each other, even though I totally have nothing against them and I wish them

Good point. As a man, I am not comfortable watching gay porn or even two men kissing each other, even though I totally have nothing against them and I wish them the best and I am a totally atheist. I don’t think I need religion as a reason for me to not take photos which make me uncomfortable. Religion is really irrelevant here. Further, I think creative speech is also irrelevant. I don't think it is a speech issue at all, even though compelled speech can be used as a reasoning for defending the creator's right. But what if I am just a waiter for a party, do I have to serve a gay wedding party, where lots of gay couples kissing and hugging each other? So a photographer has a reason to not be forced to serve a gay wedding party, but a waiter can not? I don't think it is fair. I wish a society based on good faith and people are tolerate with each other.