Is same-sex marriage really marriage? Marriage, heterosexual coupling, ultimately produces offspring, which furthers the survival of the species, and sets the social framework for moral and civil responsibility. Heterosexual marriage is not merely a social construct: it is, rather, a necessary biological act that is expressed socially. In modern societies, marriage and ultimately family have their own unique responsibilities as well as rewards. Children, until they reach adulthood, and wives, whether they are widowed or divorced, enjoy certain financial, social, and legal rights that are unavailable to single adults. It is not that being single is bad and

Today, gays are considered normal people and they have the rights that normal people have. Andrew Sullivan states in his article “Let Gays Marry” that the Supreme Court declares “A state cannot deem a class of persons a stranger to its law” and this means that gays and lesbians are not strangers in the American society anymore and they have the same rights as any American citizen does. For the first time in the Supreme Court history, gays were treated as “normal.”

Ultimately, marriage is a privilege, not a right, with many financial and social responsibilities and benefits. I do not think that gays and lesbians should have a right to this privilege.

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