Your thoughts?

Sigh... What your thinking. About is a ceremony pal. Its civil always has been. You can go to a church (after you signed and went to court with your partner to get married) and have your own religious ceremony. But if you want to discuss a legal issue? Its civil my friend And literally and i cant stress this enough, the 14th is why the supreme court ruled in that favor. But you probably didn't Know that because it kinda seems like you didnt read up on it.

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I'm glad it's legal now, I think two people should be able to marry each other if they want to, regardless of race, sexual orientation, or anything else :3

And to answer your question (im pretty sure that percentage isn't accurate) but 100% of all marriages first take place in a court ^~^

@fancy Hellz yeah! I don't see why this is such a big deal. Nothing to be done about it now. I figured it was only a matter of time before same sex marriage became legal, and I'm happy about it. If you love someone and you want to get married to that person then why not?

The church marries no one legally. It's a damn ceremony and they can still reject whom ever the see fit... Guess what? If I go find a random woman, go to the courthouse, pay a fee and sign a few papers, we're married, Church or not. I've still yet to of seen an answer as to why one group of people is allowed to be more privileged than another. Circular arguments, deflection and dancing (along with a couple of idiots who just think they are being funny by being random), that I've seen plenty of.