Essay - Same Sex Marriages Abstract This Paper Deals with the Same...

Same Sex Marriages

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This paper deals with the same sex marriage issue and analyses the problem with it. Although people have started voicing *****ir opinions for the legality of ***** sex *****s, this ***** gives all the reasons why it should not be legitimized or practiced. At the end of the paper ***** reader would gain sound knowledge of the reasons that oppose same ***** marriages.

INTRODUCTION

The term "homosexual" is used most often to descri***** a person's overt behavior, sexual orientation ***** sense of personal or social identity. The terms "gay" and "lesbian" reflect the fact that the person applying *****se terms on him has some sense of being part ***** the social group that is similarly labeled. So, in a way these categories of gay and lesbian are used to categorize or label people with a certain sexual orientation. In ***** article, same-sex marriage refers to two people belonging to the same gender, who chose to marry and live toge*****r as a family.

SAME SEX MARRIAGE

***** are ***** who are in favor of same sex marriage, and see it ***** a matter of expression of their sexual orientation and *****. They also consider it as an alternate lifestyle *****d many people who although themselves are not homosexuals, advocate for ***** sex marriages based on the grounds that it is an individual's right to get married to whoever he or s***** wishes whether its some*****e from the opposite sex or the same sex. What was once ***** as devi*****t is now being slowly accepted by people and ***** are supporting ***** idea of same ***** marriage. However the question remains there of the consequences and negative impact of same sex marriages on individuals (who ***** involved in gay or lesbian relationship), on ***** institute of family, ***** on society as a whole. Individuals have to face a lot of criticism from other people f***** not conforming ***** the society's norms ********** values when it comes to the issue ***** marriage and the institute of family. The degree of stigma and prejudice attached with same sex marriages can have adverse effects on ***** psychosocial adjustment. Marriage is a sacred instituti***** for the believers of creationism and an act of nature due to the way man evolved for the believers of Darwinism or more commonly known as atheists. Not all Darwinists are atheists though. Being a sacred institution is ***** ***** some laws that we ***** members of the institution are ***** abide by. There are ***** aspects to marriage and ***** roles that each ***** ***** ***** play in it. One aspect is from the people who believe in God ***** the other is from those who reject God.

From religion many *****, societies, communities and nation derive what ***** moral and what is immoral. Based on the laws of religion as dictated or indicated by God, marriage is an exclusive commitment ***** a man ***** a woman to each o*****r. It is a commitment, which is b*****ed