Gay marriage is one of the most controversial and sensitive issues in the modern world. In most cultures across the globe, homosexuality was viewed with disdain, and marriages between same-sex couples were prohibited. However, homosexual relationships are slowly gaining acceptance. With an increase in tolerance for homosexuality in the society, the controversy over the legalization of gay marriage has been disputed among people in many nations. While the majority of the population believes that the legalization of gay marriage will have negative impact on the society, gay activists claim that it is against basic civil rights to prohibit them from marrying.
The word has also been used to describe weird things, mostly seen in literature. Years ago, the word was used to insult the LGBT community to call them weird and odd. Besides, words like gay and lesbian were used to insult the LGBT: there were many other synonyms changing from country to country in the past and nowadays as well. The LGBT community has retracted the word and made it theirs, as a way to remove the negative connotation
The Right to Marry: Throughout history homosexuality has been treated differently depending on culture religion and historical context. We can’t deny the fact that it always has been a controversial topic and it is in our actual society one of the main points of debate since a lot of countries now are reviewing their current situation and their position on gay marriage. We believe that marriage should be a right for anyone and thus that gay marriage should be allowed Homosexuality through history In early years, homosexuality was more than tolerated. Indeed it was accepted and respected, especially in Mesopotamian, Greek and Egyptian civilizations. Homosexual unions were then a common recognized form of marriage (often considered more pure than a heterosexual marriage) and in the Ancient Greek society, male homosexuality, back then called “paiderasteia” was a
The issue of "homosexuality" seems to have divided the nation. While the matter is still under sub-judice, the debate over the draconian Section 377 continues in the public sphere. It is now no longer is a legal battle as the debate almost settled legally, but the moral argument continues. Ofcourse it is a vague topic as many advocate for it and a lot of people oppose. The fundamental question is whether anyone cares about the moral argument?
They want to be honest to those people they care and trust about their sexual orientation, about who they are. Coming out is delicate to them because they’re afraid of what others might think or say to them and can’t accept them, specially their families. They want to protect themselves from discrimination and prejudice. Many gay people remain in the closet because they have fear, that they will be rejected by their loved ones and are at risk for physical violence. LGBT people are people too; they have feelings, they can love, they can do anything that straight people can do too.
Homosexual sex used to be illegal because many people thought it was immoral. When the US
Society is trap with various belief systems, thoughts, accepts and even with various religions. To ask distinctive exposed inquiries without answers is not the arrangement of my theme. We are treating with various sexes as indicated by religions, or as indicated by various beliefs and we examine and we know and we treat with various sexes as per their rights, as per their essential needs, as per what the religion give us, some sexual orientation treat in great and some treat in terrible way yet YES! The word great exist. Furthermore, when we need to think around a sexual orientation who is the image of wariness in our general public, their genuine presence, their organic contrast, their conduct, and even from their introduction to the world to their passing all the period they live in the general public with no distinguishing proof that what society give them??
Coming of the closet, an act of openly tell people your sexual orientation (thefreedictionary.com), is what LGBT usually does nowadays, simply to define who they are, to take a certain position in this society. This act, however, raises a viral controversy whether this is a right thing to do or not. Moreover, LGBT also faces a major problem: being discriminated publicly, physically and mentally. Discrimination is “action that denies social participation or human rights to categories of people based on prejudice. This includes treatment of an individual or group based on their actual or perceived membership in a certain group or social category, in a way that is worse
Homosexuality can be defined as a sexual orientation and a sense of personal and social identity with or without alternative life style. For some western countries homosexual issues are the norms and are accepted in their lives but it is different with countries like Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore and others. The majority of them are from among those who are Muslims. Their views on homosexual issues are different in that they assume homosexual acts are totally wrong because they are strictly forbidden in Islam and are a great sin if it is done. Homosexuality means, the sexual orientation and fantasies, with or without overt sexual behavior with same sex partner.
Gay marriage is a controversial topic in the world, 94 out o 196 countries have signed a General Assembly declaration of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender rights or sponsored the Humans Rights Council 2011 resolution on LGBT rights however, only 18 countries have approved the same-sex marriages, this is extremely preoccupying because this shows how terribly unequal we are. People fight for everyone’s right to vote, to study, to have a religious belief or to not have it, etc. However if people have been able to gain this rights, then why is it so different to fight for the right to marry whoever you like? Thomas Paine once said “Whatever is my right as a man is also the