according to whom?i agree that children derive benefits from parents that are married. they have more stable homes, they have two parents to look after them. they are less likely to live in poverty. seems like a good reason to support gay marriage...
Good, we agree. Psychologists and youth outreach specialists say that one of the benefits of a married home for children is regular contact by the child of both a mother and father.
God some bad news for you: Gay marriage does not provide that vital benefit and leaves children involved instead with a lifelong-void as a matter of a legal binding contract...that...affects children negatively.
Oopsies.
even if it were the case, children still are not a part of the marriage contract, and gay people, married or not, could still have children.
and you still haven't explained how the court recognized my 25 year old friend and his older siblings when his parents divorced. i mean if they were part of the marriage contract shouldn't they have representation in the proceedings?