A series of thoughts
Getting married (legally or otherwise) shouldn't have a dramatic impact on your relationship with the person you're with. Legally speaking it does, but in no other way should it.
If you marry someone you enjoy spending a lot of time with and you love them divorce should never really be a concern.
Civil Unions will only ever be "Separate but Equal" to me and from now on I refuse to call them a Civil Union.
Separate but Equal marriage was passed in Colorado. If Nai and I opted to take that route and equal rights to marry as a gay couple was passed here, we would have to separate legally before we could actually have a full marriage license that's the same as any straight couples. We will not be doing that.
If religion and government are supposed to be separate in the United States- they're really failing at doing that.
I live in a hypocritical nation. There are too many politics in my laws and too many opinions in my politics.
If you marry someone you enjoy spending a lot of time with and you love them divorce should never really be a concern.
Civil Unions will only ever be "Separate but Equal" to me and from now on I refuse to call them a Civil Union.
Separate but Equal marriage was passed in Colorado. If Nai and I opted to take that route and equal rights to marry as a gay couple was passed here, we would have to separate legally before we could actually have a full marriage license that's the same as any straight couples. We will not be doing that.
If religion and government are supposed to be separate in the United States- they're really failing at doing that.
I live in a hypocritical nation. There are too many politics in my laws and too many opinions in my politics.