If two BFF 50 year old heterosexual divorced women choose to marry and live together in an open relationship where they dated other men, would that be considered a same sex marriage since they aren’t gay?
It’s hard to ignore all the wrangling over same sex/gay marriage lately and I could give a hoot one way or the other, but I’ll admit to being totally confused on how same sex marriage and gay marriage are use interchangeably.
Just like people getting married for a Green Card, I can see same sex non-gay couples getting married for the convenience of tax and health benefits.
Or, will they be gay tested before they’ll be allowed to marry?
What do you think?
What prevents two heterosexuals from getting married for the convenience of tax and health benefits?
ReplyDeleteYou tell me. That's the point of the post.
DeleteGo for it. I know you can pull it off.
ReplyDeleteThat's a tough qustion. WTH difference does it make anyway? Just saying...
ReplyDeleteLW
Well, if the intent of the law is for same sex lovers, I can see it being abused by same sex individuals who aren't lovers.
DeleteI can see that happening...the whole thing makes me angry. Two adults of the same sex can get together and reap the benefits of health insurance and I am not allowed to add my grandchildren or my mother for that fact on my health insurance..
ReplyDeletesame sex marriage is fine....if thats what they decide to do. i'm very concerned when kids become involved....
ReplyDeletewhat difference does it make? people will marry for convenience whether they are gay or straight, in open or monogamous relationships. stay out of everyone else's business. don't you have enough to worry about?
ReplyDeleteDo I really appear worried?
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