NorthernGent
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ORIGINAL: Sternhand4 I guess if some cant play they will try to take the ball away from everyone.. http://www.nwcn.com/statenews/washington/stories/NW_020507WABinitiative957SW.546c6a4d.html My own solution is to divorce the religious ceremony from the "civil benefits ". Make everyone get civil union permit, from which all benefits like property rights, medical rights parental rights etc would flow. Let marriage revert to a religious ceremony that has no value in court. Be really progressive and make couples renew it every 4 or 5 years, lol This way gay/ straight marriage becomes a moot issue. S My solution is not to get married. I've never seen the attraction in opening up your private life to public ceremony. I find weddings even more illogical - spending a fortune on blessings, hats, buffets, dresses and very dubious discos at the end of the evening (topped off with "I will always love you" last record of the night). It smacks of attention seeking.........."look at me, I'm married".....18 months later "look at me, I'm divorced" (tongue in cheek before the angry married types herd this way) How many solid relationships go down the swanny after marriage? Why do it if it's not broken? I say keep your private life private, make your own private commitments and save yourself a few quid which you could spend on a nice, long holiday abroad. On a brighter note, I have been to weddings where the bride came dancing down the aisle to some music or another....was quite entertaining.
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