“Mommy, why are there two men over there kissing?” This may be becoming one question that a child may ask more frequently now that gay marriages are becoming more “acceptable.” Many people find this topic to be extremely controversial. Because America is known as the land of the free, which goes hand in hand with the freedom to choose which sex you prefer is entitled to you. However, when marriage factors into this arrangement many people voice their opinion on how it’s morally wrong. Then people ask the question “what if they decide to want of have kids, do they have the right to adopt? Should they be entitled to that? Raising a child in that kind of atmosphere, is that fair to the child?” Being homosexual you may feel as though it is your right to express your love for the same sex, and it’s true, that is your right. On the other hand, many people may take offense when they see same-sex couples together and make obscene gestures or negative comments. Britain today has taken the first step towards same-sex marriages. However, same-sex couples do not have the same options available to them when they decided to become married. For instance, religious or civil ceremonies are not an option for them to choose from. Th
Homosexuals whether they are male or female should have the right to express their lifestyle whether or not it’s “accepted” by the “elite” members of our distinguished society who will put all their effort into trying to make sure that not everyone is happy. If gays and lesbians were targeting heterosexuals for their way of living maybe it would be okay to fire back at them. However, they, for the most part, mind their own business and want the same opportunities as a heterosexual to make their relationship official. Who are we to say that it’s wrong? We’re not some higher power that has to tell others how they can and can’t live. The same rights should be granted to gays and lesbians, if they’re religious they would know that G-D loves everyone and that’s enough for them, HE may not agree with many things, however they should have the right to marry in a church setting.
eir choices if they do decide to make their love for each other official are limited.