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Should gay partnerships be recognised legally?
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It's made me realize that sex can mean a thousand different things to a thousand different people. What I don't understand is how can anyone of us say to people, "You cannot receive legal recognition in our society because you have offended us or God seriously. You are not normal."
Any relationship is based on a decision that a person has to make for themselves. And usually that person is far harder on themself than an objective law could be. If given a chance, people will evaluate their relationship in terms of the person with whom they seek love.
They will center their attention on goals and meaning, not on any single action/actions, or a personal "state of grace."
This takes a great deal more reflection and sincerity than any effort to limit their legal acceptance into our society. We must believe in people and respect their rights to make personal decisions. Each of us will love another human being in a unique and personal way. Who is to say which act will bring love, and which will tear a person from the core of himself. In our society we do have rules - but perhaps ones that deny the legal rights of people - need to be looked at again.