Do you support gay marriage?

[Jericho]

Of course. And the good news is that it will become legal in the UK next year.

With certain exemptions.

[Ilovetranny]

İt's a must for human rights. Middle east countries cant accept these things easily. But developed countries are good places for equal right.

[noble1337]

still disgusts me how so many people are still against it. Not surprising... just pathetic

[MsDazzler]

It is great to see that a lot of guys here support gay marriage - because yeah, there is a paradox here.... many guys who are into trans women do not like gay men (the ones who I have met, anyway) and some of my trans friends actually hate gay men as well

Sigh

[darkrose2000]

I support gay marriage.
I don't see anything wrong when two souls love each other and want to be together.

If someone is gay, this not mean that he is worse person...

P.S. I was thinking that they are allowed here in UK ?
Or now it is called civil partnership ?
Someone to explain me more, please ?

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
K.

[Quiet Reflections]

yes but not because I care about equality but because I don't think it is anybodies business what two consenting adults agree to do with each other.

[ghbryans1]

xxxx

[Quiet Reflections]

No. I don't see any point to a union that can't produce children. Sorry if that hurts anyone's feelings. I am however for legally designating someone outside the family the rights of said family.

We all want things we can't have, and designating them as a "right" is selfish, childish, and foolish. It also indicates a tenuous grasp of reality.

so if a male and female couple were sterile would you be against them getting married?

[gaysian71]

As a gay man I totally support gay marriage. Although I dont think I would ever do it myself. It's just too ugly if you ever decide to get a divorce. I have never witnessed a gay divorce before, but I have seen a few str8 divorce with friends and family and it gets very ugly.

[Jericho]

P.S. I was thinking that they are allowed here in UK ?
Or now it is called civil partnership ?
Someone to explain me more, please ?

They are...with certain caveats.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-20680924

Another cop out by our glorious leaders