Yeah I mean this wasn't supposed to be a 'lets debate gay marriage!' post but I guess I am kinda asking for it. I do think that some if not all rights afforded to straight couples should be afforded to commited gay couples somehow. Because it is kinda fair that sexual orientation can forbid those rights. And like I said in the post, those things are not part of the reason I don't agree with gay marriage.
Sorry, I didn't mean for my comment to come across as a debate (it's fair enough if you just want to know if your opinion is normal w/out having people try & change your mind & you are entitled to your opinion).
What I was trying to say was that a lot of people don't consider the legal aspect of marriage. As much as there is an emotional component to it, there is also a legal one & these are rights that you, yourself will probably want to have - should you chose to enter a committed relationship. It's a big part of why people want their relationships legitimized through marriage, and I thought that aspect of marriage might be worthy of consideration.
Yeah I mean I'm only 19 right now and although a real close relationship seems out of reach (just broke up), There could definently be a point when that logistic legal benefits may change how I see things. But like I said, I think there should be some other avenue for close gay couples to get some of those rights, BUT NOT be able to raise children in the same way ect.
Gay but against gay marriage? Iin?
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Yeah I mean this wasn't supposed to be a 'lets debate gay marriage!' post but I guess I am kinda asking for it. I do think that some if not all rights afforded to straight couples should be afforded to commited gay couples somehow. Because it is kinda fair that sexual orientation can forbid those rights. And like I said in the post, those things are not part of the reason I don't agree with gay marriage.
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Sorry, I didn't mean for my comment to come across as a debate (it's fair enough if you just want to know if your opinion is normal w/out having people try & change your mind & you are entitled to your opinion).
What I was trying to say was that a lot of people don't consider the legal aspect of marriage. As much as there is an emotional component to it, there is also a legal one & these are rights that you, yourself will probably want to have - should you chose to enter a committed relationship. It's a big part of why people want their relationships legitimized through marriage, and I thought that aspect of marriage might be worthy of consideration.
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Yeah I mean I'm only 19 right now and although a real close relationship seems out of reach (just broke up), There could definently be a point when that logistic legal benefits may change how I see things. But like I said, I think there should be some other avenue for close gay couples to get some of those rights, BUT NOT be able to raise children in the same way ect.