The_Fundamental_Right_Of_Marriage

The Fundamental Right Of Marriage The Fundamental Right of Marriage A couple meets one day. They go on a romantic date; have dinner, perhaps a movie. Before they realize it, one date has turned into one year. After being together for such a long time, this couple realizes they want to spend the rest of their lives together. Cute story, huh' This particular story, however, does not have a “story book ending.” It just so happens that the two people in this couple are of the same sex, and unless they live in Vermont or New York City, it will be impossible for this couple to make their union legal. Marriage has been a tradition in America for centuries, but no one had ever inquired about same sex marriages until recently. If a couple is in love with each other, they should be allowed to legally marry, no matter what their sexual preference may be. Some might suggest that acceptance of same sex marriages may hurt the tradition of the marital institution. Some people claim that the marital union of gay and lesbian couples makes no sense because one of the historical underlying components of marriage is procreation; and because marriage, sex, same, people, one, couple, should, sexual, parents, two, state, married, couples, union, right, marry, make, fundamental, children, about, tradition, together, relationship, love, legal, even, each, child, story, rate, procreation, per, parent, orientation, marriages