It's okay. Basically, they didn't include homosexuality because if they were going to do it, they want it done right or not at all. God Bless America and her precious, precious gays.
@Monolith: The article isn't suggesting anything; it's asking a genuine question: why aren't homosexual relationships allowed? The characters needn't be bisexual, but for such an open-ended game it's odd that Bioware don't give the player that specific choice. The point of the game is to project a persona into a character and this is a pretty big (and borderline offensive) omission.
No, homosexuals don't have the easiest time, but in the context of the game I would think that humanity will have made some progress in 500 years.
I think I went for a 12 hour session of Roller coaster Tycoon, without moving from my chair. When I tried to stand back up, I had somehow sprained my tailbone and couldn't sit in a chair for over a week. I had to arrange it with my teachers so I could lie down somewhere during class.
One of my coworkers was fired for stealing a disposable camera -though the situation seemed suspect at the time- and another for eating a piece of candy which had fallen out of a broken package.
Didn't Larry Hyrb promise that Microsoft would never charge for 360 content that free on other platforms? There was a huge fallout after Rainbow Six Vegas included the Black Map Pack for free on the PS3, whereas you had to pay on the 360.