Do you support the legalization of same sex marriage?

No, but I'm not opposed to it being legalized.

Yes, all humans should be treated equal and do what they want with their lives.

No, by my religious beliefs

Without a constitutional amendment, the right of same-sex marriage is given. The government should also get out of the incentives to marry.

No, gay people are incapable of love

No gays are incapable of love

Yes, and churches should not be able to refuse same-sex ceremonies as long as they are performing a civil ceremony. If churches paid taxes, they would have the right to refuse.

i believe that there was a male and female put on this earth for them not for girls and girl or guys and guys to date or have intercourse. but it dont bother me

I would have preferred civil unions or taking the government out of marriage. Now that it is legal, I don't see value in doubling back, while still supporting churches' right to refuse ceremonies. However, LGBT people still require anti-discrimination protections in many other areas, like housing, and (at least secular) employment.

its up to them i dont really mind

Yes, but allow churches and other religious institutions the right to refuse to perform same-sex ceremonies

No, remove government from all marriage

I don’t mind, its their life, it hasn’t anything to do with me

Yes, marriage is a human right and you should be able to marry whoever you love regardless oof gender

I think 2 people who love each other should be able to get married.

Yes, but allow places of worship to refuse same-sex ceremonies. CHRISTIANITY IS NOT THE ONLY RELIGION IN WHICH SAME-SEX MARRIAGE COULD BE FROWNED UPON.

i do not support same sex marriage but if a states allows it, the couple can get married if they want.

I don’t agree with same-sex marriage, but the government shouldn’t control who can marry who.

Permanently and irrevocably ban all non-heterosexual or asexual sexual and romantic orientations in predominantly and potentially predominantly Republican states, U.S. territories, counties and county-equivalents, Washington D.C., cities, towns, villages, Indian reservations, Census Designated Areas (CDP's) and other unincorporated areas and unincorporated communities, etc.

Permanently and irrevocably ban all non-heterosexual or asexual sexual and romantic orientations in predominantly and potentially predominantly Republican states, U.S. territories, counties and county-equivalents, Washington D.C., cities, towns, villages, Indian reservations, Census Designated Areas (CDP's) and other unincorporated areas and unincorporated communities, etc

Yes, allow the same sex marriage and allow them to have ceremonies in the churges or wherever they want it.

No. Take the gov't out of marriage completely.

Marriage should be an agreement between two consenting adults; get politics out of private life.

Completely against LGBTQ+ rights, but this should be decided by ballot referendum

Any 2 people above 18 and above should be able to get married without involving any government.

Yes, I'm planning on getting same sex married

Yes, everyone should be able to marry any person they choose regardless of gender

although marriage is between a man and a woman, the government should stay out of marriage regardless.

Get the government put of marriage. It should be a consensual agreement between two adults.

Marriage should be a consensual agreement between two adults; so yes.

Marriage should be a consensual agreement between two adults, so yes. Keep the government out of these kinds of decisions.

Like abortion, the Constitution does not refer to marriage and therefore it should be not manipulated into doing so...it should be left up to the States

depends as to who it is

No, marriage should be defined as between a man and woman. Civil unions make it seem acceptable to move in together, which leads to sin and the destruction of souls and the country.

Yes, the government has no right in making these decisions. Two consensual adults agreeing to marry should be the basis of marriage.

It does not matter to me whether or not it is legalized, it does not affect my life.

Government shouldn’t be involved in marriage at all

Yes, the government should have no say in deciding otherwise.

It should be left up to the states and not the federal government. But states that don't want it, should still honor same sex marriage licenses from states that allow it, and not discriminate same sex couples from state tax laws

Marriage is a consensual agreement between two adults, so yes.

Marriage is a consensual agreement between two adults

I don't support it per se, but I do support the civil liberties of those who choose who they love.

The definition of marriage should be civilly agreed upon by the parties participating and not defined by the government at all, but same-sex couples should be treated equally with opposite-sex couples

Government should stay out of marriage. Marriage is a consensual agreement between two adults.

Yes, marriage is a consensual agreement between two consenting adults. The government should have no say in it.

Yes, people should be allowed to marry who ever they want to marry no matter their sexuality.

Marriage should be a consensual agreement between two adults

Marriage is a consensual agreement between two adults. The government has no say in the matter.

Although I personally do not support homosexuality, it is a settled issue. However stronger emphasis should be made on one man, one woman.

Marriage is a consensual agreement between two adults.

Yes, and same-sex couples should receive the same benefits that opposite-couples receive.

I believe marriage as a sacred thing between a man and a woman, but a partner, same sex or otherwise should never be denied end of life decisions, inheritances etc. They should have all the rights a married couple enjoy

I don't support but I respect.

depends on religious beliefs and where the couple lives

No, but allow states to decide whether or not to recognize it

Yes, and take Goverment completely out of marriage

Marriage should be a consensual agreement between two adults.

its a person's choice and I don't really see nothing wrong with it, it doesn't hurt me

I do not care for it., but I do not hate the topic.

No, it is a contradiction in terms and therefore impossible to legalize, since the definition of marriage is the legal union of one man and one woman for life.

Sure, marriage is a consensual agreement between two adults.

Yes but I will support civil unions not marriage because marriage is between a man and a woman

Why do you think some people are deeply affected by the marriage rights of others who they don’t personally know?

How would you feel if you weren't allowed to marry the person you love based on a law?

Can the recognition of love between any two adults affect your personal life; if so, how?

Should the government have a say in who gets to marry whom, or is that a personal liberty?

How does the legal validation of any loving relationship impact the social fabric of our communities?

What does marriage equality mean to you, and why do you think it has become such a pivotal issue in society?

Does the legality of a marriage change the value of the love and commitment between two people?

If a friend or family member's same-sex marriage wouldn't directly implicate your life, would you oppose it, and on what grounds?

In terms of equal rights and personal freedoms, how important is it to you that all couples, regardless of gender, have the right to marry?

Imagine finding your perfect partner but society's rules prevent you from marrying; what emotions does that evoke?

yes, I still can't grasp this concept. if you don't support same-sex marriage, simply don't get into a same-sex marriage. I fully understand if it's not your thing or maybe because of religious reasons you're not the biggest supporter. but, if someone else wants to get married that's THEIR business, and if it makes you uncomfortable, oh well not everything's going to accommodate you.