Question

To make an essay persuasive on marriage between the same sex, which has 5 paragraph and 5 sentences, 1 introduction and thesis, 3 of development (3 argument if this find or agree) and 1 conclusion. put the references style APA.

Answer 1

Introduction – Our generation is becoming advanced day by day, but still we have some barrier or stereotypes in our mind. There are so many countries that do not support same sex marriage. Same sex marriage is not legal in even some progressive countries till now. According to some religious perspectives, same sex marriage is the violation against the religion. There are so many arguments about the right of same sex marriage. Some people supports it and want same sex marriage to be legal, in other hand some people who have a strong stereotype about the same sex marriage does not supports the same sex marriage.

Thesis - According to the Survey of Liberal Frontbencher Malcolm Turnbull, approximately 69% people supports the same sex marriage.

According to a statistical analysis, in the year 2012 huge number of people in America had supported the same sex marriage. Some significant studies have found that 1.5% people who are same sex couple are happy in their married life and they have children also(Bernstein&Taylor,2013)

In the study of human rights, we can also find that no one can stop us from living a happy life. So by the perspective of Human rights, The Same sex marriage should be legal and they should have equal rights in everything like other couples.

Arguments

1) Rights for Equality

Supporters of same sex marriage argued that the equal rights should be mean equal to all. A educated society can’t create any kind of discrimination on the basis f gender. Same sex couples deserves to take their own decision in life. Society does not have the right to discriminate them.(Corvino & Gallagher, 2012)

No right for marriage

In other hand, some people who do not support same sex marriage argue that all the rights have some limitation. So, same sex marriage should not be legal. They argue that, if same sex marriage would be legalized then polygamous marriage also should be legal. So they are saying that no one will stop a same sex couple to love each others,But they don’t need to get married.(Wilson,2012)

2) Freedom of preference

Huge number of people believes that government has no right to interfere in someone’s private matter. Everyone can have a private love life and they can make their own choices. If a person is happy by the same sex marriage then government has no right to take her or his happiness. Everyone should have the right to make choices or preferences. So in their perspective, Same sex marriage should be legal.(Tiefer, 2018)

Religion Argument-

According to the religious perspective, same sex marriage is the violation against the religion. In some countries, same sex marriage is strictly prohibited and In the perspective of religion, it is a crime. A group of religious people still are against the same sex marriage and arguing to stop the same marriage.(Vaggione,2010)

3) Rights for adaptation and getting married

In some countries, it is legal that a same sex people can adopt a child. If a same sex couple thinks they can take the responsibility of a child, then they obliviously can adopt a child. According to some arguments, any law or legal action can’t stop a same sex couple to get married and to adopt a child.(Boucai, 2012).

No rights for adaption and getting married

In other perspective of some people, a same sex couple can’t get married and can’t have a baby. They argues that, a same sex marriage never can be successful and so that they are unable to give proper education to that adopted child. They also stated a statement that same sex marriage will affect the culture of the society.

Conclusion – After considering all the arguments, we can conclude that same sex marriage should be legal. As it is not harming anyone or the society so societies do not have the right to prohibit the same sex marriage. According to the survey, same sex marriage is now legal in most of the countries. We hope it will be legal for all the countries very soon.(Conkle, 2017)

References

Bernstein, M., & Taylor, V. (2013). The marrying kind?: Debating same-sex marriage within the lesbian and gay movement. University of Minnesota Press.

Corvino, J., & Gallagher, M. (2012). Debating same-sex marriage. OUP USA.

Wilson, R. F. (2012). The Calculus of Accommodation: Contraception, Abortion, Same-Sex Marriage, and Other Clashes Between Religion and the State. BCL Rev., 53, 1417.

Tiefer, L. (2018). Sex is not a natural act & other essays. Routledge.

Vaggione, J. M. (2010). Sexual rights and religion: same-sex marriage and lawmakers' catholic identity in Argentina. U. Miami L. Rev., 65, 935.

Gilreath, S. (2010). Not a Moral Issue: Same-Sex Marriage and Religious Liberty.

Boucai, M. (2012). Sexual Liberty and Same-Sex Marriage: An Argument for Bisexuality. San Diego L. Rev., 49, 415.

Conkle, D. O. (2017). Evolving Values, Animus, and Same-Sex Marriage. In Marital Rights (pp. 99-114). Routledge.