For me, it’s fairly obvious that gay people should be able to marry each other and have the same legal rights as straight couples, simply because they’re people and they love.
Besides, not granting them the same rights as heterosexuals may give and sustain the impression that they’re inferior, which, in the twisted minds of bigots and homophobes, serves as a justification for their hatred. If the state isn’t okay with it to the point that they’re treated differently by the law, then it must be right to keep up with the hate right? Legalizing same-sex marriage would lead to more acceptance.
Only a few countries have it legalized, such as the Netherlands, Canada and Sweden. In Brazil it isn’t. Not even civil unions are legal here. No surprise there, Brazil has always been decades away from many Western countries when it comes to civil rights. Although gay sex is, surprisingly, legal here since the 18th century.
In a country where the law is a joke, the majority of people are either illiterate or functionally so and politicians are corrupt to the bone, I don’t expect any changes regarding gay civil rights in, say, half a century.









