Is gay marriage legal in your country?

[andergarcia]

Why not? May things not change in your country to allow gay marriage?

@eastonkellan:

I have nothing against gay marriage, if you feel like it, then go, but I don't think it will be allowed in our country. Maybe not in my lifetime.

[eastonkellan]

@andergarcia:

Why not? May things not change in your country to allow gay marriage?

@eastonkellan:

I have nothing against gay marriage, if you feel like it, then go, but I don't think it will be allowed in our country. Maybe not in my lifetime.

We are a deeply religious country inspite of the social media age. It will be pass in our congress but I doubt it will get a yes vote.

Maybe many, many, many years from now but not in the near future.

[andergarcia]

That's a pity  :cry2:
Spain used to be a very strong religious country, but that has changed in the last decades. Enough to have from 2005 legal gay marriage in my country.

[eastonkellan]

I guess we don't dwell on gay marriage issue that much, as I've mentioned in my previous reply, maybe someday but probably not in my lifetime.

[Feraklion]

Poland - still no . This country is too religious to accept gay marriages

[ca11um]

Luckily it's legal in the UK and not likely to change any time soon

[MrMazda]

I'm very glad to be Canadian living in Canada. We have had same sex marriage for some time. The only trouble I had with it was at first when I first got married, gay marriage was legal, however gay divorce was not, so it took some time to finally be able to divorce my now ex-husband.

[acrisal]

Yes in Australia. Is legal couple years now. However de-facto relation was legal prior to that. My origin country Greece is recognizing only de-facto relations.

[Lodi]

not only is it legal here; I am married

[hello1234321]

Unfortunately not, in Bulgaria gay marriage is not legal.