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Married couples typically contribute more and take less from society.
Married couples support and care for each other financially, physically and emotionally and often contribute more to the economy and savings.
Individuals who are married are less likely to receive government entitlements.
Individuals who are married statistically consume less health care services, and often give more to churches and charities.
Married couples are better able to provide care and security for children.
So maybe someone can help me understand what negative impact committed loving relationships have on society, and why Gay couples should be excluded from the same benefits and responsibilities of marriage? Why is it that Straight (i.e. heterosexual) couples are encouraged to court, get engaged, marry, and build lives together in the contest of monogamy and commitment ... but Gay couples are discouraged from this?