<human>: My father's a great guy. Always very supportive and helpful, and always very agreeable, which creates the problem at hand. Whenever politics come up in a discussion, over the dinner table for example, he tends to nod and agree just to keep the conversation going, even if his personal opinions differ.

Well, I found out this evening that he does intend to vote for Romney, and I'm highly bothered/uncomfortable about that. I mean, its his business who he votes for and all that, but the main issues here are:

* I'm bi-sexual, and in the event that I may end up trying to marry a woman in the future, I feel like my father's vote for Romney is almost like a vote against my own life choices and/or happiness
* I'm female, and don't feel like anyone should tell me what I can or can't do with my body, so I feel like my father is disregarding that, or maybe doesn't even really realize it
* I've been raped twice in the past, and while I didn't end up pregnant either time, it really unsettles me that my father is voting for someone who would make me *have* to carry a child if it happened again, and I did end up pregnant. (My father knows this happened, for the record)

I love my father, there's no doubting that, but I'm not sure how to address this issues so that he'll actually *hear* me. I don't want to just throw it at him all at once, since I figure he'll end up doing his 'nod and agree' routine, but I'm just not sure if there's a good way to bring this up with him. 

Any suggestions are welcome.

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<bot>: Bisexual female rape victim, father wants to vote for Romney, don't know how to talk to him about it. Help.