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Same Sex Marriage, Oh What A Tangled Web Has Been Woven?
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/// “This is yet another attack on those who opposed the redefinition of marriage, or believe that equality is not just about destroying the institutions that have helped to bind us together for centuries for the sake of political correctness.” ///
/// “This is yet another attack on those who opposed the redefinition of marriage, or believe that equality is not just about destroying the institutions that have helped to bind us together for centuries for the sake of political correctness.” ///
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.SP, yes, but if a man refers to his ‘wife’ in her absence, how will she be perceived? I like being defined as a woman because that’s what I am. Attempting to eradicate definition of gender is simply ridiculous. Whatever their sexuality, men and women are different - no question about it. This is a nonsensical politically correct step and it's a step too far.
I shall refer to my partner as 'My Wife' should she be absent and doubtless she would do the same regarding me in the same situation.
I imagine SP1814 will be one of a pair of 'husbands'.......I really think that people who believe that they will be banned from referring to their own spouses as they presently do have got hold of entirely the wrong end of the stick.
I imagine SP1814 will be one of a pair of 'husbands'.......I really think that people who believe that they will be banned from referring to their own spouses as they presently do have got hold of entirely the wrong end of the stick.
jackthehat
/// I shall refer to my partner as 'My Wife' should she be absent and doubtless she would do the same regarding me in the same situation. ///
That has got to cause confusion, for example someone comes to your door asking you a question that needs to involve your partner, and you say "wait a moment I will ask my wife".
/// I shall refer to my partner as 'My Wife' should she be absent and doubtless she would do the same regarding me in the same situation. ///
That has got to cause confusion, for example someone comes to your door asking you a question that needs to involve your partner, and you say "wait a moment I will ask my wife".
Just to get it straight in my head, in the future and depending on if we all get married, I may:
1) Ask Splat how his husband is.
2) Ask Jack how her wife is
3) They could ask how my 'wife' is and snags would just have to put up with it? Awesome! ;o)
Seriously, I read the article and unless I'm missing something (highly likely), I don't really see the problem; Splat calling his husband 'husband' if they marry in no way takes away from what I would call my husband, we'd both be married to a bloke so clearly we'd both have husbands. Also, my definition as 'wife' is the same as Jack's missus who is obviously her wife. I don't understand why this would cause a problem or why anyone would have a problem with it. So maybe I have misunderstood.
And reading the article, it just seems fairly sensible what's being done. If the king decides to marry his prince then that would be the kings husband and not his queen. That just seems logical to me.
1) Ask Splat how his husband is.
2) Ask Jack how her wife is
3) They could ask how my 'wife' is and snags would just have to put up with it? Awesome! ;o)
Seriously, I read the article and unless I'm missing something (highly likely), I don't really see the problem; Splat calling his husband 'husband' if they marry in no way takes away from what I would call my husband, we'd both be married to a bloke so clearly we'd both have husbands. Also, my definition as 'wife' is the same as Jack's missus who is obviously her wife. I don't understand why this would cause a problem or why anyone would have a problem with it. So maybe I have misunderstood.
And reading the article, it just seems fairly sensible what's being done. If the king decides to marry his prince then that would be the kings husband and not his queen. That just seems logical to me.
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