The very best 'Yes' responses that sum up everything we want to say and more.

November 15, 2017

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On Wednesday morning at 10am, the Australian Bureau of Statistics announced that Australia has voted Yes in the Australian Marriage Equality Postal Survey.

Now, they’re tweeting everything we wish we could say and more.

We’ll let them do the talking – here’s a roundup of the heartfelt, the hilarious, and the bloody brilliant tweets coming through in response to the Yes result.

Just to be clear, now that the #MarriageEquality results are in and resounding, my tolerance of any politician dicking around with the legislative process on this is EXACTLY ZERO.

— Adam Liaw (@adamliaw) November 14, 2017

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Muscles I didn’t know existed have relaxed and all my holes have dilated.

— Benjamin Law ???? (@mrbenjaminlaw) November 14, 2017

“It was like our first kiss. I just had a ringing in my ears.”#voteyes campaigner Ella Fabry on hearing #ssm results. @abcmelbourne @abcnews pic.twitter.com/W9ul540qY0

— James Oaten (@james_oaten) November 14, 2017

We did it! Love wins! We are so incredibly happy and grateful right now. Thank you to everyone who voted yes, shared love and sent support. It doesn’t stop here though, let’s change the world @amequality @marriage_equality_in_australia #SSM #voteyes #LOVEISLOVE #marriageequality

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It’s a g’day. Way to go Australia. #MarriageEquality pic.twitter.com/0tdnBHPAW1

— Ellen DeGeneres (@TheEllenShow) November 14, 2017

To be honest I’ve absolutely stopped giving a shit what the government thinks.
He has changed my life. We love each other and we deserve that. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/QEAgohd9Hx

— Rhys Nicholson (@rhysnicholson) November 14, 2017

Can’t wait til I attend my first rainbow wedding. Browsing for outfits #allieofthegroomandthebridesandeverythinginbetween pic.twitter.com/VMDCSpgtxU

— Catherine Deveny (@CatherineDeveny) November 14, 2017

HORRAY! WELL DONE AUSTRALIA ???????? #loveislove???? ???????????? I want to become a celebrant now ???? pic.twitter.com/STCIrHFMby

— Sophie Monk (@sophiemonk) November 14, 2017

Victory – @SenatorWong hears the news pic.twitter.com/eqDUJ5FRWK

— Bernard Keane (@BernardKeane) November 14, 2017

#Australia … ???????? #MarriageEquality ???? Love is love, always was love, always will be love.

— kylie minogue (@kylieminogue) November 14, 2017

I am crying…61.6% of Australians voted #YES for #MarriageEquaility ????️‍????????️‍????????️‍????????️‍????????️‍???? So proud of everyone who used their voice & their vote to make a change! Congratulations to the LGBTQ community xxx ????✊???? #LoveIsLove pic.twitter.com/5YysKgf5pl

— RICKI-LEE ???? (@TheRickiLee) November 14, 2017

AUSTRALIA HAS VOTED YES TO #MARRIAGEEQUALITY!!

AUSTRALIA HAS VOTED FOR WHAT’S RIGHT AND PROPER❤️????

AUSTRALIA HAS VOTED FOR A FAIRER AND MORE EQUAL SOCIETY

THANK YOU AD WELL DONE AUSTRALIA!! #VOTEYES pic.twitter.com/RtsnyMHFeQ

— Pride in London (@LondonLGBTPride) November 14, 2017

Everyone on the internet today ????????❤️???????????????? #marriageequality #YES pic.twitter.com/0Ez7CtZF1u

— Queensland Greens (@QldGreens) November 14, 2017

Cloud nine. @crikey_news 15/11/17 © Glen Le Lievre. https://t.co/q0IUmMvBk9 #MarriageEquality pic.twitter.com/Bdrp9NDecy

— Glen Le Lievre (@GlenLeLievre) November 14, 2017

Thank you, Australia #yes

— Ian Thorpe (@IanThorpe) November 14, 2017

Yes yes yes yes yes #MarriageEquality

— Osher Günsberg (@oshergunsberg) November 14, 2017

Thank you to everyone in Australia who have voted YES. We all have people in our lives that this affects whether it be a sister, a brother, a parent, a relative, a friend, a work colleague who are LGBTIQ, this is so important for all of us whether you are gay or not. To the media, personalities and people in positions of influence who have used their platforms in a supportive and respectful way in favour of the YES vote, thank you. To the pioneering advocates and crusaders who for decades have been fighting for equality, thank you. Personally, words can not express the gratitude and relief of finally moving forward with equality for all in Australia. Yes it took a while and yes, it’s sad that not all Australians can find it in their hearts and minds to accept we are all equal, but we got there in the end. May the youth in our society and future generations live and grow up in a country where they can love freely, feel respected, express themselves without judgement, celebrate all they are and know they are special and equal. Anth x #marriageequality #Australia #YES

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Live feed of Australia right now #yes pic.twitter.com/MD3yzcp6Jh

— CFA (@chalalalalalaa) November 14, 2017

Tony Abbott’s electorate of Warringah voted 75% Yes #SSM.

— Joe O’Brien (@JoeABCNews) November 14, 2017

the Australian people have spoken loud and clear. #LoveIsLove ????️‍????????️‍????????️‍???? pic.twitter.com/FMQ1tDc9yY

— sia (@Sia) November 14, 2017

NEVER BEEN MORE PROUD TO BE AUSTRALIAN. YES LOVE, YES EQUALITY. To my friends who have found their dreams one step closer today, I love you. pic.twitter.com/EhdIycdHtP

— Mali-Koa (@malikoa) November 14, 2017

Just watched a man propose to his boyfriend in tears, a minute after the result ❤️????????????????#lovewins

— Jill Stark (@jillastark) November 14, 2017

Someone on my tube yells: “AUSTRALIA JUST LEGALISED GAY MARRIAGE!”

The carriage cheers and claps.

— Mark Di Stefano ???????? (@MarkDiStef) November 14, 2017

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