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CAUTION: Someone has already posted a not-so-nice comment to this post. But hey! That's what we're here for.
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posted by savvyLiving!™ with Marcinho Savant @ 1:20 PM
4 Comments:
At 24/3/06 2:40 PM,
Anonymous said…
Why in the hell do queers want to get "married" in the first place? Enough already!
At 24/3/06 3:27 PM,
savvyLiving!™ with Marcinho Savant said…
Well Theresa, your comment isn't defamatory but it is inflammatory. It seems obvious to us that almost all people want to find love. Once you find that love you want to make a solid commitment to that person. When you join your life with another's you want to have some protections of the things that you have built with that person, protect the family you've created with that person...If you're married, as I am, it shouldn't be a stretch for you to comprehend finding th eone you love and making a permanent bond with that person.
BTW. I feel your question could have been asked in a less "yucky" way.
Irma,
Client Care
At 24/3/06 7:22 PM,
Anonymous said…
Theresa,
We all wish you the best of luck in your search for why we would like to marry our loving partners. Our answers will vary since some of us are queer & others are curvy lesbians.
To answer your query, my partner of almost 27 years deserves each & every benefit of marriage for putting up with me on a daily basis. Such as... the tax benefits, social security benefits upon my death, the freedom to make a health decision without question in the absence of my health care proxy, the right to be present during a medical procedure or to have a doctor answer her questions, the right to provide health benefits for both of us without receiving a separate W-2 that is then taxed as if she has received income, the R-E-S-P-E-C-T, the freedom to be a parent without having to adopt our child, the right to own our home without having to put joint survivorship on a deed, et al, et al...
We have a strong feeling that you are still searching for the special love that would help you better understand why all people should have the freedom to marry. I wish you luck in your search & hope that there is a wonderful warm man or woman waiting for you in your future. Or that you'll be lucky enough like I was to fall in love with your best friend...
At 25/3/06 5:01 PM,
Anonymous said…
Well said prism.
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