UPDATE

Campaign adjustment due necessary to clarify message.

There is only one point of interest this petition wants you to focus your attention on:

Change attitudes and perceptions on gays about your life.

You’ll have all seen them. You may know one in yours or somebody’s family.

You will have seen the hate-fuelled CitizenGO petitioning Cadbury’s to ‘Remove “Gay Creme Egg’s” Advert’ featuring a real-life family gay couple, and the 62,000 signatories disgusted by it.

Seems there’s just about the right amount of how gay you need to be before your entry into mainstream media is revoked.

The Cadbury’s ad includes an adult gay couple consenting to share a kiss playfully using food.

Couples who want to see their true selves reflected in adverts, rather than through what an advert proposes they should be, is good reason alone for signing a petition against this.

Male displays of love and affection shown by two men showing an appetite for each other is nothing new.

Masculinity, where men endorse the sexually attractive quality and status of men, based on respect from other men, is the appetite and appeal they share.

The advert just plays out more inclusive cultural ways to wrestle with masculinity as gays consume it.

As for women’s conservative campaign group ‘One Million Moms’ that also pledged 30,000 signatures against it, they need to realise the frustration they have no say in it is the intimacy they just cannot compete with and grow up. What women don’t long for their Creme eggs to be split lustfully by a masculine hunk taking and sending their head in a spin?

Well done Cadbury’s, for the sensation capturing such bliss.

In support of releasing the repression in them and us all, you should sign this petition.

We regularly see gay people portrayed on our screens it's what is a fact of life.

If it pleases, rather than unnerves you to see a variety of figures cast on our TV screens, then we want advertisers to know, to give the thumbs up to green-lighting many more all-inclusive ad-campaigns.

Value we attach with associating with all walks of life depends on you.

Thanks, John.