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Should same-sex marriages be made legal?
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Just a point on the gene thing, it really isn't important, if someone's gay, they want sexual relationships with people of the same sex. Nothing more nothing less. I don't see that the nature nurture debate is terribly important here, yes to an extent it is a choice, homosexuals have lived as heterosexuals before and they will do in the future, but it is recognised that this has led to unhappy lives suicide etc etc, and in a liberal democracy there is no good reason (excepting religious beliefs, which, by definition will not hold overwhelming sway in a liberal democracy) why people should have to make such a choice.
In terms of urinals, you should probably use a cubical if it bothers you that much.
In terms of urinals, you should probably use a cubical if it bothers you that much.
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lol
"always thinking......."
"always thinking......."
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This thread has gone beyond my capacity to fruitfully participate. I'm off. Enjoy! 
Yes, that's right. I think divorces are stupid. They are the real threat to the sanctity of marriage.stabme said:
LOL, it wasn't a mistake, but it's not what you're thinking either. I use "we" a lot when I refer to society as a whole.
they'd probably work out better if people took a personality test (a real one, not one of those crap ones you find on the web by kids with free time on their hands) and found a compatible person for their personaltiy type.conkermaniac said:
but divorces and separation are also reinforced by the fact that people nowadays into today's society go around in promiscuous sex or multiple relationships, and think leaving is okay to do if things aren't working out. and people don't like working out problems, either. the ease of separation reinforces the idea that divorcing isn't that big of a deal and thusly makes marriage and the whole deal all the less important
I agree. Divorces and modern attitudes towards sex are trivializing the concept of marriage. And whether this is a good thing in your eyes or not, the bottom line is that it's weakening the definition of marriage. And yet you've got the thrice-divorced Rush Limbaugh telling others that their marriages will destroy the institution of marriage.stabme said:
Well, to answer one question. Yes I am very hot. So hot that even straight men are eyeballing me Sucks to be so damned hot, so yeah, I have to be paranoid
Gays break up all the time. The reason there arent as many gay divorces as straight divorces is pretty obvious "GAY MARRIAGE IS STILL ILLEGAL!" ya dips
My first marriage sucked big time. She was very violent and even more short tempered. She was Mexican. After her, I would never date a hispanic chick again. They are pure evil. Seriously! My current wife though (common law), we get along great. Most people cant understand our relationship since we fake fight and pull pranks on each other all the time. One April fools I woke her up in the early morning night screaming "THE HOUSE IS ON FIRE!!!" She jumps up, yells "The Kids!" and takes off running ................ right into a wall. It was hilarious. Just yesterday, she had the hiccups, I scared her but it didnt work. Drinking water and breath holding usually never works either. I went and got her a cold glass of water, told her to sit up in bed. As she reached for the glass, I threw the water in her face. Her hiccups were gone. She laughed all night too. So gay or straight, it's just a matter of finding the right compatibility, I have mine. Dont worry, she pulls her fair share of pranks on me too..... like baby oil on the toilet seat...
As to the two previous posts, I agree. My common law wife wants a real marriage, I feel the only thing it accomplishes is an expensive peice of of paper from the state syaing "Married". In my eyes, we already are. She has my last name, we share bank accounts, have bills in both our names, etc, etc. What else could "actually" getting married accomplish that we dont already have? If you seperate, it doesnt really matter if you are married or not. If there are kids, someone still has to pay child support. Property still has to be legally divided. In Alimony states, you still have to pay that. So what does "married" really mean anymore outside of a religious text. The law has already done a pretty good job of shredding it's very meaning.
Sucks to be so damned hot, so yeah, I have to be paranoid Gays break up all the time. The reason there arent as many gay divorces as straight divorces is pretty obvious "GAY MARRIAGE IS STILL ILLEGAL!" ya dips
My first marriage sucked big time. She was very violent and even more short tempered. She was Mexican. After her, I would never date a hispanic chick again. They are pure evil. Seriously! My current wife though (common law), we get along great. Most people cant understand our relationship since we fake fight and pull pranks on each other all the time. One April fools I woke her up in the early morning night screaming "THE HOUSE IS ON FIRE!!!" She jumps up, yells "The Kids!" and takes off running ................ right into a wall. It was hilarious. Just yesterday, she had the hiccups, I scared her but it didnt work. Drinking water and breath holding usually never works either. I went and got her a cold glass of water, told her to sit up in bed. As she reached for the glass, I threw the water in her face. Her hiccups were gone. She laughed all night too. So gay or straight, it's just a matter of finding the right compatibility, I have mine. Dont worry, she pulls her fair share of pranks on me too..... like baby oil on the toilet seat...
As to the two previous posts, I agree. My common law wife wants a real marriage, I feel the only thing it accomplishes is an expensive peice of of paper from the state syaing "Married". In my eyes, we already are. She has my last name, we share bank accounts, have bills in both our names, etc, etc. What else could "actually" getting married accomplish that we dont already have? If you seperate, it doesnt really matter if you are married or not. If there are kids, someone still has to pay child support. Property still has to be legally divided. In Alimony states, you still have to pay that. So what does "married" really mean anymore outside of a religious text. The law has already done a pretty good job of shredding it's very meaning.
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I think it's safe to say that there are the same amount of people (proportionally) divorcing or separating or leaving each other in heterosexual or opposite-sex relationships or marriages.Webdude said:Gays break up all the time. The reason there arent as many gay divorces as straight divorces is pretty obvious "GAY MARRIAGE IS STILL ILLEGAL!" ya dips
the reason there aren't as many 'gay divorces' is simply how to view numbers. numberically, there are way more straight couples than gay couples. proportionally, it's probably well off even. there just isnt any attention to it, so you don't hear about it. just because you don't hear about it doesn't mean it doesn't happen.
Looks like you have bigger problems than gays finding you attractive. :shocked2: :biggrin2:Webdude said:Well, to answer one question. Yes I am very hot. So hot that even straight men are eyeballing me
Good on the looks...maybe not so good on the brains, eh Webdude?Webdude said:
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So we know Webdude isn't carrying around 18th century military hardware, but I'm still curious about the haircut.
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