In recent years has formed enough controversy for the marriage between same-sex couples, however very few are those who are put in the shoes of these people, or ask that they feel do not have the same rights of a "normal" couple.

Very recently heard a phrase saying, "those who can marry, don't want to get married, and who want to marry can not do it".

As the religious this is an aberrant Act, goes against nature issues, but when are things of the heart who can go against them?

If you look at it from this perspective is an act of love, and people who are against are completely unfair. But when same-gender couples are asking them because they need to marry, most see it as if it were a fashion. The need not to feel excluded by the society, to know that they have the same rights of any other heterosexual couple.

And you are right, so we are still in a society that is unable to understand a love that is different from what we are accustomed to seeing. Personally I have nothing against same-sex couples, although do not deny that is me uncomfortable to see how you express your love, it may be the result of being surrounded by people which do not find them well that such things happen.

But I think that we must see the different sexual condition as a disease, accept that we are all equal, have feelings and have different preferences in that it is society, accept that we are all different.

And if you are of people who for some reason costs it work accept the new conditions of society, simply ignore the issue, and don't judge anyone. "Remember that with the stick which you measure will be measured".