booklover789 wrote:Aqua.Rose wrote:So I have a question...
If someone dosent support homosexuality you can no longer write that you don't for whatever reason in your signature?
Honestly, thats a matter of opinion and I don't see why we cant, as long as your not rude about it.
If supporting homosexuality still remains allowed in signatures then why isn't the other opinion?
They are both opinions of two groups, I don't see why it cant be stated as something thats actually happening in this world.
I had a similar inquiry that was answered previously. You CAN state that you're pro-traditional marriage, but you CANNOT say that you're anti-homosexual marriage - just like you CAN say you're pro-homosexual marriage, but you CANNOT say you're anti-heterosexual marriage. Basically, you can still state your opinion, but just in a different way than you usually would.
Lady Sif wrote:booklover789 wrote:Aqua.Rose wrote:So I have a question...
If someone dosent support homosexuality you can no longer write that you don't for whatever reason in your signature?
Honestly, thats a matter of opinion and I don't see why we cant, as long as your not rude about it.
If supporting homosexuality still remains allowed in signatures then why isn't the other opinion?
They are both opinions of two groups, I don't see why it cant be stated as something thats actually happening in this world.
I had a similar inquiry that was answered previously. You CAN state that you're pro-traditional marriage, but you CANNOT say that you're anti-homosexual marriage - just like you CAN say you're pro-homosexual marriage, but you CANNOT say you're anti-heterosexual marriage. Basically, you can still state your opinion, but just in a different way than you usually would.
Actually, you'd want to sat pro-christen rules for marriage.
Traditional is a loose term, especially considering the fact you got plenty of cultures that had homosexual marriages traditional.
booklover789 wrote:Lady Sif wrote:Actually, you'd want to sat pro-christen rules for marriage.
Traditional is a loose term, especially considering the fact you got plenty of cultures that had homosexual marriages traditional.
According to Merriam Webster, Traditional Marriage means, "1. Anthropology. the primary established form of marriage recognized in a given country or religious or social group at a given time: 'In that culture, traditional marriage requires the families of the future bride and groom to engage in ritual visits and exchange gifts.' 2. Marriage between one man and one woman." Seeing that the second definition according to Merriam Webster clearly states that the term can mean marriage between one man and one woman, it is the term that Aqua.Rose would be best to use, in my opinion. :)
As stated before, I asked the mods questions using this term, and they were perfectly a-okay with it.
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