Gay Marriage

[Munkay]

So why would you think someone who practices a method of sex that doesn't even accomplish its primary function is performing "normally?

This raises another question in my mind. I apologize if this is inappropriate, and I give mods full rights to edit this as they seem fit. Biologically I won't argue the primary function of sex is to procreate. Though in practice sexual acts are generally preformed more for pleasure than for procreation. Condoms are used for vaginal sex by herterosexual couples. Though it is not too uncommon for other forms of pleasure to be performed in a relationship. For many people sex is pleasure, until they chose to have children. (It appears that) There are many couples who marry with no intention of having children. Even many married couples who share an eventual want for children, have sex for pleasure, long before the consideration of children is brought into the equation.

Is it so abnormal that same sex intercourse occurs for pleasure? If anything this seems almost more normal to me. If some one does not enjoy intercourse with the opposite sex, why is it abnormal to pursue a means that is more enjoyable. I know many people my age who are both hetero and homosexual, that prefer to engage in *other* sexual acts than vaginal sex.

I know that is a bit off topic, seeing that this is about marriage. But I feel marriage means different things to different people, and I am suggesting that marriage and intercourse without the production of children, isn't all too societally 'abnormal.'

The problem here is people keep equating a "normal" trait as moral, and an "abnormal" trait as amoral. That is clouding the subject because every time I say "abnormal" it comes across as saying "wrong".

I appreciate that clearification and it will (hopefully) make these debates much clearer :)

Cheers,

Munk

Edit: Fixed a quote.