It’s the rights.
My mother and stepmother have been married since the 90s but they got married at the courthouse about ten years ago after it was legalised. So now they have spousal rights. For 20 years they didn’t.
It’s the rights.
My mother and stepmother have been married since the 90s but they got married at the courthouse about ten years ago after it was legalised. So now they have spousal rights. For 20 years they didn’t.
We’ve been saying this forever. And people still want to marry the state!
off-topic: rights are permanent, privileges are temporary.
Rights are permanent until the people in power decide they aren't.
No but you need to always assume eternal good intentions.
and prepare for eternal bad intentions.
Then they're the things that come out the barrel of a gun and end up in the skull of the people who don't want you to have them? Because that's not what I mean when I say that word. I mean permission from daddy.
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