Discussion for article #237950
What about the commitment-phobes who want to marry their chair? The slippery slope is here!
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As has been oft said, there’s no reason the curse of marriage should be restricted to straight people.
Cheers to all who can now demonstrate their commitment of love in the wake of this tremendous victory for equality! We all love you and wish you all the best!!
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LOL!
Straight people got no excuse, now. OMG!
Not true! Right-wing bigots everywhere will have a reason to boycott the institution of marriage until it is returned to its true, original, divinely-ordained state.
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A writer I know is polyamorous and bi, and some years ago when gay marriage was just starting to become possible, she wrote that it was actually easier for her without it, because there wasn’t much pressure to “settle down and be normal”; she couldn’t marry her girlfriend, or that other person she occasionally slept with, so she also got left alone about the boyfriend, etc. She was entirely sympathetic to the cause, but it was easier for her before.
There’s a downer in every group.
This just happened today and the marriages that haven’t even happened yet are supposedly having pre-marital battles. Man, give love a chance.
The court didn’t rule that marriage was an inevitability, nay, they ruled that it is an equal possibility.
Besides, marriage is the major cause of divorce 
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Precisely!!!
The end for the LGBT community State mandated protection against marriage has finally come. Equal protection under the law! It was about time for them to be afflicted by that curse as well.