Massachusetts gays divorcing

CNN ^ | December 10, 2004 | CNN

[konaice]

the professor agreed to provide his ex "with periodic updates, photographs, and any health-related information pertaining" to the cats.

I wonder what OTHER health related information he is going to share.....

[Lunkhead_01]

This isn't weird but it sure is queer.

[nmh]

"rapid divorces are no cause for concern."

But of course not!

These are life long caring people who just want to be married. Up till now they were denied this bliss.

LOL!

They've divorce quicker than heterosexuals - just watch!

[mdittmar]

Massachusetts gays divorcing

[starfish923]

Sick, sick, sick society they got there in Massachusetts.
They redefined marriage. Now we see the circus acts coming to town.
I couldn't wish it on a more deserving state.
I hope John "Effing" Kerry and Ten "Hic" Kennedy are proud of their state.

[Doc Savage]

Look. Let's be honest here. Homosexuals utilize bathhouses and gay bars not solely for camaraderie, but because they afford them the unique opportunity to have have multiple sexual contacts over and over and over.

Homosexual marriage vows are great until one or both of the partners "need" to return to that lifestyle. Drugs and promiscuity in the homosexual "lifestyle" go hand-in-hand.

I cannot imagine the vast majority of homosexuals who "marry?" have any intention of adhering to their vows. They grow bored with monogamy in a short time (7 months) and need to return to their previous lifestyle.

[Rebel_Ace]

This is not surprising. Most gay relationships have deep cracks.

[Mr. Lucky]

That would be the state of intoxication?

[nightdriver]

A queer couple wed in full swoon
And made haste to the honeymoon room.
But they argued all night
Over who had the right
To do what, with which, to whom!

(Sorry!)

[starfish923]

That would be the state of intoxication?

Yes, or being such a liberal state, maybe the state of inTAXication.

[exnavychick]

Just curious...but wth does anyone find a bathhouse these days? I don't believe I've ever seen one. Gay bars, yes, massage parlors, yes...Are we talking about the YMCA? LOL

Really, I have never ever seen one...unless I didn't know what I was looking at, I guess.

[DBeers]

This is not surprising. Most gay relationships have deep cracks.

Yes, not to forget after the honeymoon period many lose interest and see no point in continuing to put their effort into a dead end...

[goldstategop]

How many gays are committed to a lifetime marriage? The joke is how many you personally know are together after six months.

[Not A Snowbird]

I can see where cat custody would be an issue. That seemed to be the only point of disagreement between me and my ex... who gets the furballs?

[spunkets]

"Will one of the homos have to pay child support for the three kitties?"

Lets hope so. They're entitled to an MBA, or maybe a law degree, so they can serve on the MA SC too.

[Mukor]

Who says there are no kids involved? Got the welfare of those three kitties to think about. [/sarcasm]

That's true, I forgot about the poor kitties who are now forced to choose between their daddy or their other daddy. How could I have been so heartless?

[Solamente]

"It would be wonderful if every marriage lasted until a couple lived to a ripe old age,..."

In this case, things get ripe in the bedroom no matter how old they are.

[rbg81]

Someone should start keeping stats on how many times these gay grooms get "married". I'll be its several times per year.

[DBeers]

In this case, things get ripe in the bedroom no matter how old they are.

Pungent.

[NJ_gent]

"So who gets alimony?"

Hopefully neither. Perhaps this will start a discussion about bringing about an end to this ridiculously outdated custom of automatically forcing the man to provide every dollar he can (and sometimes a few more than he can) to his former wife.