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Old 11-05-2009
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Originally Posted by EdwardSinclair View Post
I wish she was born a female, then I would marry her in a heart beat!!
It may sound silly I know, but I want to be married in a church, and I want to have my own children. Why does it have to be like this? The whole thing makes me sad...
You live in the wrong country. It is legal in Canada to marry transwomen. It is considered a same sex marriage, in Canada, if a man marries a transwoman but at least it's possible to do so. I would like to see the law not make a differentiation (is that a real word?) between same sex and opposite sex marriages, but at least it is possible for a man to marry a transwoman here. And that brings up another point for me. I see transwomen as being the opposite sex from male (i.e. female) so why should a man marrying a woman be classified as a same sex marriage. (My comments also apply to a woman marrying a transman) Regardless of what the law states I am still glad that my country allows a marriage of a man and a transwoman. Some churches will perform the ceremony. Some day (and the sooner the better) I will happily marry the transwoman of my dreams.
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