Originally posted by: aidanjm
Originally posted by: Tab
Originally posted by: aidanjm
Originally posted by: DAGTAHeterosexual people seem to have no desire to make a public declaration and issue about who they have sex with in their bedrooms
lol, isn't that partly what marriage is? i.e., a public declaration and celebration of your heterosexuality. and then there are your wedding rings, the fact your wife puts "mrs." in front of her name (and takes your surname), etc.
A small part if any, marriage from more of a spirtitual/religious/philosophical perspective is the recoginition of the love between two people.
yes, but in practice it functions as a public celebration of normality and heterosexual values
Marriage cermonies are part of the status quo, but as for it being part of celebration of hetrosexsual values no it's not.
Please describe and show how the history of marriage celebrates hetrosexsuality.