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bjryman
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I’m new to this…but I assume you don’t consider in-vitro fertilization or adoption as the same outcome…i.e. children for parents? Also, in terms of women, they are fertile and with donated sperm can conceive.I don’t see why not. Heterosexual marriage is not by its very nature infertile; it just happens to be that way at certain periods (e.g. during menopause or when a woman is having her period) or in certain exceptions. However, same-sex marriage is by its very nature infertile. There are no circumstances where a two persons of the same sex can produce children. This makes the union qualitatively different.
So I must conclude that the assumption here is that only when pregnancy comes from a man and a woman via regular sex, that all the conditions are met?
OK, but it would seem that for many, many gay couples who choose never to have kids that the issue is being able to legally share in all that they do, make, evolve as a team