The current conundrum regarding the legalization of same-sex marriage is what happens when church and state are mixed -- the topics become confusing and confused.
When I married my husband almost 15 years ago, I did so out of love and out of a desire to witness before God my commitment to him and his to me. The legal and tax ramifications did not enter into my head.
But for couples of the same sex, the legal and tax ramifications can be very important because their legal rights differ from those of heterosexual couples in a number of ways,...












Just as some want gubamint to push what their definition of marriage is on society; you are wanting the same (just your definition). Do you think I am so dumb I cannot see that? Marriage is not a gubamint institution.
Then I'll ask you a question about the subject and you'll tell us your opinion.
If interaction with grown-ups makes you shy or scared, could I suggest another site?
Every adult and most children would answer without hesitation. Why are you frightened? You can't get the answer wrong since it"s an opinion question. Could you be scared of your own opinion. Straight males rarely exhibit this level of cowardice.
There's no way to answer this quest except yes or no. You could say 'sometimes' but that's a yes. Give it a try. Man-up. Women despise men who are easily frightened. If nothing else, it'll help your love-life.
Everybody knows the answer Tincan, You just won't face how hypocritical homosexual complaints are. WHY?
Because they don't need, or care about true marriage. They have rights now.
This agenda is all about harming real marriage as our parents married. Queers want to pollute marriage, calling this a matter of equal rights.