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This essay explores further changes that may lie ahead as same-sex marriage debates increasingly affect both family law and the social meanings of marriage. Marriage as an institution has changed most dramatically because of the cumulative effects of the last half-century of de-gendering family law.Same-sex marriageâand perhaps even more so, the highly visible cultural debate over itâis contributing to this process.ame-sex relationships have already significantly altered family law, by leading to new formal relationship statuses and incorporation of the principle that both of a childâs legal parents can be of the same sex.
The first is that homosexual relationships are not marriage. That is, they simply do not fit the minimum necessary condition for a marriage to exist--namely, the union of a man and a woman. The second is that homosexual relationships are harmful.he most significant impact of legally recognizing same-sex unions would be more indirect. Expanding the definition of what marriage is to include relati onships of a homosexual nature would inevitably, in the long run, change people's concept of what marriage is, what it requires, and what one should expect from it.