Yes

In my perspective, one’s freedom ends where another’s is being hindered - in this case, I cannot think of any situation in which a gay couple (married or not) has ever or could hinder any of my freedoms or rights.

If a gay couple has the right to express their sexuality and be in a gay relationship, then why are not to be in a gay marriage. The fact many churches are denying gay couples the right to be married is not only homophobic and discriminatory, but this would encourage others to be homophobic and discriminatory towards them which would be a violation of the Equality Act 2010. Just like a straight couple, gay couples are capable of demonstrating the same level of love and commitment which is just as worthy of marriage. The religious stigma surrounding gay marriage must be banished to the past and churches strongly encouraged to welcome gay couples with open arms. Equality is key!

If someone wants to get married it is their decision, it proves love and commitment no matter if it is same sex or same gender - in marriage the contract signed is the same for whatever type of marriage so what is the point of not allowing them to have the title and satisfaction of being married.

Gay couples are human. Straight couples are human. What's the difference? So long as everyone's consenting, it's alright.

Gay couples have the same right as straight couples to express their love and sexuality. They shouldn't be punished just because of who they love.

It gives people the freedom to love whoever they want, it shouldn't be up to laws to choose who you can and can't marry, love is versatile, ranging from many places.

Why is it wrong for people of the same sex to get married? If they love each other, then they should be allowed to get married.

It's a matter of principle. Without strict adherence to the principle of individual equal rights, we don't have liberal democracy anymore, but a tyranny of the majority.

Gay couples are human. Straight couples are human. What's the difference? So long as everyone's consenting, it's alright.

Everyone should've habe the freedom to do as they wish, love who they desire and marry who they want

Forcing LGBTQ+ people to not marry is just going to cause more issues and make people unhappy, stopping people from trusting the government.

If someone doesn’t agree with someone else’s sexual nature, number 1 it’s none of their business number 2 their should be zero legal action against it

It devalued marriage and removed the end goal of it. Furthermore it destroyed the institution by ending the traditional definition of it.

It should NOT concern anyone what other individuals do with their love life.
There is no difference between a man and a woman being together and a man and a man being together. LOVE IS LOVE.

No factual proof any god is real, science and psychology have proven being gay isn't a choice, can not be converted and is present in nature.

everyone should be free to do what they want if you don't like it then don't like it but you have no right to encroach on others right to be happy

Love is love and you can't really argue with that. What business is it of the state to interrogate people on the happenings of what happens in a bedroom between two consenting adults. In a world of people who want to harm our society through hatred and anger, we should at least allow two consenting adults to have the chance to express their love to each other.

The less acceptance and support there is towards people who are gay then the more suicides will occur as people who cannot be happy and who are bullied or scrutinised as they are will be driven to a path of mental illness

Children need parents. There are same sex couples who want to be parents. If only there were some way to put these two things together...

According to a British Social Attitudes Survey conducted in 2020, 68% of the British public supported same-sex marriage, compared to just 31% in 2005.

Love has nothing to do with opinions of other people. Let people love who they love and therfore marry who they want to.

I believe there are more successful marriages in same sex relationships than in man/woman relationships

the marriage argument is actually loosing it's touch since marriage is declining since many people don't see the need to get married.

Marriage is an intimate and personal bond with someone that you love and someone that you've decided you want to spend the rest of your life with. If a person disagrees with gay marriage, then they don't have to participate in it, but I believe that it is unfair to deny two people the life they want to live, merely because they love a person of the same gender.

Would you wish your child to live an unhappy unfulfilled life if they were gay and wanting to get married but couldn’t?

It is not the business of other people to determine who is able to marry who, as nobody has the right to interfere in relationships as long as they are genuine.

- Same-sex couples should have the same rights as heterosexual couples. Marriage is a fundamental right that should be available to all couples, regardless of their sexual orientation.
- Marriage provides many benefits for couples, including financial security, legal protections, and social support. Same-sex couples should be able to enjoy these benefits just like heterosexual couples.
- Children of same-sex couples do just as well as children of heterosexual couples. There is no evidence that children of same-sex couples are any worse off than children of heterosexual couples.
- Opposing same-sex marriage is discriminatory. There is no good reason to oppose same-sex marriage. It is simply a matter of personal opinion.

Every human should have the same rights as the next, no one should be able to do things that others can’t (unless in prison) regardless or gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation etc. we are all human living in the same country

Marriage is a religious act and one that God created, he created it so man and woman would become one flesh and start a family, something that two people the same gender can’t do

It isn’t traditional marriage, not between man and woman, im quite conservative so I don’t really accept it.

heterosexual couples are more likely to be in a DV relationship, gay couples are not a threat nor are they harming anyone, even each other.

There are no statistics involved.

It's just a case of those that don't view it as acceptable as gaining some morality and not blindly following their faith.

It does not effect you nor is it any of your concern there is no need to convince anybody of what is right in this situation.

All of us are human beings at the end of the day. Before labeling each other with the religion we follow or the people we choose to love. Everyone must realize this fact and act like it. Same-sex marriage is more than important in today’s time as the world is progressing.

Moreover, people can finally be themselves and own their individuality. Just because someone does not love a person from the opposite sex, it does not make them wrong. We can love anyone we want.

In addition, it is better to spend the rest of your life with someone from the same sex you love rather from the opposite sex…  Read more whom you don’t even like. People will obviously lead happy lives with their loved ones rather than being forced to marry someone.

Because it provides important tax benefits and improved equality for same sex couples. With the legal document of marriage it allows them to have greater equality.

I diagree with the proposition: the onus should be on the No side to evidence tangile risks/disadvantages to denying a gay couple the same fundemntal rights that hetrosexual couples enjoy.

gay marriage has been legal in the UK since 2010 and it would be regressive and archaic to reverse this.

Marriage is a sign of love, that you'll love each other to the end. A gay couple, much like a straight couple, want to get married because they too want to show that they're in love.

Gay marriages don't harm anyone, and marriage is becoming less about religion and more about love so let people be who they want to be and be with who they want to be with.

I strongly detest any form of religious interference in government.
What a couple wishes to do is their private business.

It is not a choice to be gay and so it should not be something frowned upon or something shamed. Marriage is a right anyone should be entitled to

There are 268,522 people in same-sex marriages in the UK. It would not be fair to nullify their marriages.

there was 2411 same-sex marriages in 2014 when it was legalised, this suggests many partnerships of same-sex have the same amount of love and compatibility as opposite-sex couples.

Someone doesn’t have to agree with my view on Gay Marriage.Everyone is allowed to have their own beliefs and opinion.

Even in religious groups, individuals support gay marriage. 77% of Jews, 60% of catholics, 84% of Buddhist's. If the majority of religion supportive individuals support this idea, why isn't it allowed? Even in the bible, the most followed religious text, there is no mention of homosexuality being a "sin".

Leviticus 8:22
“Do not have sexual relations with a man as one does with a woman; that is detestable.”