The World's First Married Lesbian Threesome.

[anotheoldgit]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2611020/Meet-worlds-married-lesbian-threesome-baby-make-four-July.html

I know that this happened in America, but isn't this taking the gay marriage thingy a little too far?

[grasscarp]

Except that they are not "married". It is not legal for 3 people to marry. It is a very amusing article I thought - about them falling in love while baking cookies, one helping another with her make up before she goes to work etc oh and there is a baby on the way......

[naomi24]

The marriage isn't legal.

[scooping]

Marriage is a religious institution. Period. Not religious, don't get married. Athiests, design your own institutions...

[Bazile]

27 and 34 ?

They look like old hags .

I'll let others comment on this momentous world first

[woofgang]

wrong scooping. It is perfectly possible to marry in the UK at a register office with not so much as a "bless you"

[sandyRoe]

Whatever happened to the old saying, 'Two's company, three's a crowd' ?

[ummmm]

If it makes them happy so be it...

[anneasquith]

none of the children born into this relationship will be confused eh ?

[Baldric]

divebuddy, you nicked my best line there ^^^^^ ;-)

[naomi24]

Why are we talking about three women who have decided to live together and have taken part in a sham marriage ceremony? Is that really news?

[grasscarp]

can you imagine a house with 3 people all with PMT at the same time?

[grasscarp]

Its called a quiet news day Naomi

[scooping]

Wrong Wolfgang. It is a question of terminology. You can't enter into a religious rite in a civil register office, even though people call it marriage. You can call it turnip if you like but it isn't.

[naomi24]

Haha. Something like that.

[Bazile]

//Why are we talking about three women who have decided to live together and have taken part in a sham marriage ceremony? Is that really news? //

Because aog posted it , so it must be news

[scooping]

Sorry, I meant Woofgang...

[DTCwordfan]

Nice to see troilesbianism hitting the internet world....How many times do the 'options' go up by?

[jim360]

Marriage exists and has existed without the need for religion. It just so happens that in this country, it's traditionally associated with religions. But it also emerged as a social need too. So no, scoopings, a civil marriage is a marriage as legitimate as any other. Your terminology is wrong.

This particular relationship is not a legal marriage as the article acknowledges, but if that's what they want then... well their choice I suppose. I hope it works out for the children.