MerDer did the post-it because they
didn't have time and Mer didn't want to wear a white tafetta wedding gown.
That was it.

Now, if they want to take their post-it marriage to the next level, they can.
Any freakin' time! They have the luxury of just staring at their framed post-it until they get tired of it and decides "What the heck! Let's get married for real and take advantage of the benefits and tax-breaks". Maybe it'll be tomorrow, maybe it'll be never. The point is, they can. Anytime.

So pray tell, how EXACTLY is their
post-it marriage a comment on gay marriage rights?

Oh Shonda.... oh, my

Right, now that I've controlled myself, which some of you may know is a hard thing to accomplish, I have to comment here on the convenience of this whole shebang.

It seems like a aside about gay marriage rather than a direct comment, if even that.

Who knows maybe that was an intention of her's all along but I am certainly as skeptical as the rest seem to be.

The tweets just keep getting more... word defying-ish-ly mind fluffing.

Whatever, my words have left me. I will give you some kind of leeway here Shonda, don't break us.