if my sister and i are gay can we marry each other in Kentucky?
611703
gay marriage is not legal in USA. Try getting married in Canada, Spain, Netherlands or Czech.
1134284
Why don't you marry your sister Marie too!!! LOL!!!!  LMFAO!!!!
299915
Yes, it is allowed in islam and also in some christianity also. like in england one can marry his or her cousin, but in america it is not allowed.
598886
No they can't. In some states, a justice of the peace can perform marriages. Georgia is one of those states.\n\nG\nGeorgia\nLicensed or ordained ministers, clergymen, or pastors of recognized religious societies, and justices of the peace.
395731
Who knows why our country's doing anything it's doing. I agree with you completely. I'm sorry that you and your partner, as well as all other homosexuals, cannot show your love by marrying one another. Love is love. I don't think it matters if you're a man loving a man, a woman loving a woman, or a man loving a woman. If your heart is true you should be able to get married. Bottom line. I hope that you and your partner will one day have the same rights as the rest of us. And that this prejudice will end; to any degree it can.
596529
Yes, I believe if two people are in love, they should be able to wed. If they want to make that kind of a commitment and are that secure in their relationship, which I doubt I will EVER be that secure, let them have at it!! I do have a problem with them raising kids though. And I would hate to see a divorce between 2 gay men. That would be one hell of a cat fight!! I think a lot of people are coming around to this point of view since a lot of states have legalized same sex marriages. It was a very good thing indeed!! Thank you for asking!!
774790
Are you speaking about being wed to a close relative? If so you will have to stay in the state you are in, please.
258353
yes they can I'm a notary here in south Carolina have married several couples here
887038
Interesting question, not sure why you would want to.\nMaybe you could do what my former brother in law did, he needed to be married to hide the fact he was gay, he found a lesbian woman who also needed to hide she was gay.\nThough they are still together, they do their own thing and it seems to be working out great.\nHope this helps.
1017285
For sure Maryland ,Massachusetts, New Jersey & Vermount...  i heard that California but i am not sure about that... But in Maryland u do not have to be state resadance to get married there. my 1/2 sisters aunt went to maryland a couple years ago and married her partner\nI remember them saying that it is not recanised as marrige here in pa but they were considerd life partners or a civil union they would not be able to collect from the goverment from one another or file income tax together but just the same they did not care.... it was kinda cool one wore a white! wedding dress and the other a tux and got married right in a gay church. It was something to see i can tell you that much. Her partner ended up dying just 16 months after they were married and she was gay since she was a early teen she had a son from a one night stand with a guy just to see what it was like.. anyway... all she ever wanted was to get married to the right woman  and her dream came true..and her son has a parent in his life he would not of had one because his father was no where to be found. the son lives with the aunt and thinks of her as his mother and is not afraid to tell anyone that his mom is dead but his other mom is raising him now. Now rather i agree with the life style is another story..
179585
Okay...I like this question!\nThe answer is no, but for many reasons that made me actually think for a minute.  I'd give you points if I could!\n\n1) No, you cannot marry her because she is a blood relative.\n2) No, you cannot marry her because she is genetically a male.  Unless laws change by that sci-fi future, two men cannot marry.\n3) No, you cannot marry her by religion.  After all, sex with her would amount to "self abuse"!  lol (won't let me print the M word)\n4) No, because the very process of cloning goes against the Church.  God grants life, not the lab tech.\n\nAgain, good question.\nAll answers are no, morally, legally, religiously, or otherwise.
771118
Nope..\nYou can only marry one of them.
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Don't forget to choose the best answer.\nWe are real people answering real questions with real answers so please show your appreciation by choosing the best answer!\n\nRobbie your a homophobic moron, grow up and move out that trailer park, ok?\n\nYou can marry whomever you wish, wether or not it's legal is a different issue.
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Not if she was bi- prior to you getting married. . . . odds are . . . you never knew . . . . \n\nIf you decide to do it . . . it may ruin your relationship . . . if it is not already ruin . . . because odds are she knows the perfect girl because she is already doing her . . . (Does she have a girl in mind?)\n\nAs for having kids with the other girl . . . that is when they both leave you . . . she collects alimony and child support from you (if you have kids with your wife) and her girlfriend will also collect child support from you.\n\nAnd there is no way out for you . . . because she will not remarry . . . because gay civil unions are illegal.
380302
im married, now, what is the question? ur sister is fourteen? you could only answer that question, aside from your parents
696998
If I understand you correctly, what you want to do is to go to your local Justice of the Peace or City Hall and they will marry you. You'll be legally married.
603751
Burton, unless they married between brother & sister, or gayu an lesbian couples.