James Lazar, right, of Chicago, didn't update his Facebook page to include his marriage until the icons changed.
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
- Facebook adds icons for users to commemorate same-sex weddings
- The icons look like cake toppers and show two men or two women
- Previously, same-sex married couples were given icons of a man and woman
- This is the latest example of tech companies pushing for LGBT inclusion
(CNN) -- James Lazar is married to a man. He won't buy anniversary cards that picture a man and a woman. He didn't want his Facebook page to show those symbols, either.
"I don't like being forced into typical gender roles -- because we aren't," he said by phone. "I think it's offensive."
