Modern society is constantly reshaping itself and inherently the values at heart of civilization are changing. The dynamic and the nature of society continues to affect marriage and its main values and principles in an unprecedented way. In the U. S. 37 out of 50 states have approved homosexual marriage on the behalf of universal values such as liberty and equality. Marriage has changed face but it seems to be preserving the same fundamental values. It is without surprise that the subject of marriage remain highly polemical and at heart of intense debates. Further investigation needs to be devoted to the problematic where an analysis of both types of marriages could provide significant understanding for future discussions, and potentially
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The moment two persons are declared “husband and wife” an invisible bond make them stronger than ever, they feel powerful and they do their best to give happiness to their partner. They also try to make the world a better place for their future progeny, creating a status of appreciation toward the collectivity. Married couples feels the rights they have granted as they feel the obligations toward the society they live in. When a couple decide to get married they start planning a future: places to visit, a house to buy, schools selection for their children, investments etc… When a spouse is sick the other can take care of them, can stay with them at the hospital and can take decisions on their behalf. When a spouse is dying, the other spouse can decide where they want them to be buried, what to do with their belonging and they have the right to stay with them till the end, till their last breath. When in a married couple a spouse dies, the other spouse become legally a widow and, once they acquire this “title”, people understand the struggles and pain they are going throughout. Every single time a homosexual couple is denied the simple right of union, every time a state decide that “gay marriage” is too “extreme”, a couple is denied all those basic …show more content…
That’s why, apparently, homosexuals shouldn’t have the right to get married, because they can’t procreate. Those are the same people that say that infertile married couple have been punished by god for a sin they have committed. If it is to be followed their view of the (less than delicate) topic, all the heterosexual couples should be tested to see whether they are fertile or not and, according to the results, they should be given the right to get married or not. A research showed that children raised by homosexual parents had a higher result on cognitive tests than the ones raised by heterosexual parents. Another research showed that children with homosexual parents has a more healthy psychological condition than children of heterosexual one. None of the researches showed some lack of affection or lack of some sort of standard parental figure in homosexual’s adopted kids. In fact they revealed the opposite. Apparently, homosexual couple’s children are healthier and happier. All human beings have the right to dream to have a family; all human beings have the right to conquer their rights and to make their dreams come true. A sexual inclination doesn’t make a bad person, and surely a homosexual doesn’t make a bad parent.
In conclusion, both heterosexual and homosexual have same desires and needs. They both strive to achieve life goals and stability, they both desire commitment and a family
The moment two persons are declared “husband and wife” an invisible bond make them stronger than ever, they feel powerful and they do their best to give happiness to their partner. They also try to make the world a better place for their future progeny, creating a status of appreciation toward the collectivity. Married couples feels the rights they have granted as they feel the obligations toward the society they live in. When a couple decide to get married they start planning a future: places to visit, a house to buy, schools selection for their children, investments etc… When a spouse is sick the other can take care of them, can stay with them at the hospital and can take decisions on their behalf. When a spouse is dying, the other spouse can decide where they want them to be buried, what to do with their belonging and they have the right to stay with them till the end, till their last breath. When in a married couple a spouse dies, the other spouse become legally a widow and, once they acquire this “title”, people understand the struggles and pain they are going throughout. Every single time a homosexual couple is denied the simple right of union, every time a state decide that “gay marriage” is too “extreme”, a couple is denied all those basic …show more content…
That’s why, apparently, homosexuals shouldn’t have the right to get married, because they can’t procreate. Those are the same people that say that infertile married couple have been punished by god for a sin they have committed. If it is to be followed their view of the (less than delicate) topic, all the heterosexual couples should be tested to see whether they are fertile or not and, according to the results, they should be given the right to get married or not. A research showed that children raised by homosexual parents had a higher result on cognitive tests than the ones raised by heterosexual parents. Another research showed that children with homosexual parents has a more healthy psychological condition than children of heterosexual one. None of the researches showed some lack of affection or lack of some sort of standard parental figure in homosexual’s adopted kids. In fact they revealed the opposite. Apparently, homosexual couple’s children are healthier and happier. All human beings have the right to dream to have a family; all human beings have the right to conquer their rights and to make their dreams come true. A sexual inclination doesn’t make a bad person, and surely a homosexual doesn’t make a bad parent.
In conclusion, both heterosexual and homosexual have same desires and needs. They both strive to achieve life goals and stability, they both desire commitment and a family