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Marriage ain't what it used to be
| Mon, 05-17-2004 - 5:37pm |
The first couple to receive marriage liscense confirms what critics described as most likely pattern for gay marriage.
http://news.bostonherald.com/localRegional/view.bg?articleid=28184
http://news.bostonherald.com/localRegional/view.bg?articleid=28184
"e says the concept of forever is``overrated'' and that he, as a bisexual, and Rogahn, who is gay, have chosen to enjoy an open marriage. ``I think it's possible to love more than one person and have more than one partner, not in the polygamist sense,'' he said.``In our case, it is, we have, an open marriage.''"

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So let me get this straight. You asked these people if they had been exclusive in their relationship? Why does that question even come up, as in a heterosexual relatioship if someone were to ask that it would be quite offensive. I don't remember sitting around with heterosexual couples and the subject coming up about how loyal and faithful they are to one another. That just seems too odd for words but actually may support whrens point moreso than your own if you think about it.
Actually it sounds like your position is based on your assumption that homosexual & heterosexual relationships are the same.
That is because that is 100% the truth.
James
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Actually, the topic DID come up because of the fact that there are people who love to perpetuate the rumor that homosexuals are promiscuous sex addicts that don't know the meaning of the word commitment.
When you have 80 people sitting together in a huge room, all waiting to be married, and they begin to talk to each other you'd be amazed at what comes up.
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The fact that it DIDN'T happen on your wedding day doesn't negate the circumstances of mine, does it?
Apparently some congratulations are in order.
James
janderson_ny@yahoo.com
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"If you don't stand up for something, you'll lie down for anything." -- B
Wish you a very happy married life.
I am glad you find it so amusing although I thought this subject was a touchy one for you since you are "living" it personally...so if what I had to say shed some happy laughter on it then "You're Welcome"
But one might have to question after all the homosexual couples who are so angered by all the difficulty of marriage and accusations of multiple partners not being the traditional marriage people feel it should be, one would question if those who were open would openly admit to it anyways because that might establish more of a basis for those against same sex marriages's point.
Uh....janna's a SHE.
I do NOT own a "Y" chromosome, thank you kindly.
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