Gay Marriages

[Name of the Institute]

Should gay marriages be allowed or not?

Introduction

Recently, gay marriages have excessive endorsement and performance in times of days. In primitive times, anyone and everyone would consider homosexual marriages as a sin, considering it simply out of question. In today's world of modernization and futuristic belief, matrimonial relationships among boys (gay marriages) and girls (lesbian marriages) is considered appropriate. The thought that provokes when discussing gay marriages is generally uncomfortable, placing the generations-the young ones, brood and offspring-at risk of developing disastrous and disturbed mental patterns (Delaet, Caufield, 2008). This paper encompasses exactly what and how are gay marriages made to shock and affect the minds of children.

Discussion

Same-sex marriage is a marriage between persons of the same sex. The registration of a marriage establishes the couple of distinct specificity: the right to joint property, the right to alimony, the right to inheritance, social and medical insurance, preferential taxation and crediting, the right to name, the right not to testify in court against a spouse, the right to act as a trustee on behalf of a spouse in the event of his incapacity due to health, the right to dispose of the body in case of death of a spouse, the right to mutual parenting and foster care and other rights, which denied unmarried couples. Marriage is a distinct status that society recognizes. It's a committed union between a man and a woman for a reason because, their relationship is the only body capable of generating new members of the human species and because their interpersonal relationship is the most suitable for breeding, protect and educate. This marriage is so important and beneficial to society that it deserves legal protection. On the contrary, no gay body can generate new human beings, and no two persons of the same sex are suitable for raising and educating children who would have no respect parental/male (if two lesbians) or maternal/feminine (if two homosexuals) (Baird, 2007).

Gay marriages unanimously and greatly account for the reduced life span, thereby creating more trouble, misery, and torture and disabled thinking partners who are left behind to live alone. This, in the end, makes way for major disruptions for children raised in such circumstances, where they won't be having particular lifelines to design, or have no goals to meet in their lives. According to psychological surveys and research, people marry one another from love, support and above all, physical satisfaction (Hopkins, 2007). Gays and lesbians usually have a fear of being distorted and misused by the members of the other sex, making them fearful and scared of approaching them, which in turn provokes them to move to their own gender of origin and marrying their 'gender' of choice (Brumbaugh, Sanchez, Nock, Wright, 2008).

Arguments

Opponents of gay marriage point out the specificity of heterosexual marriage, where men and women are certainly equal, but not identical or interchangeable, particularly in relation to motherhood and its consequences on the lives of the couple and life of the newlyweds. They are based primarily ...