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That happened here in Canada too, when the laws changed. Same-sex couples could get married, but not divorced. Nobody seems to have thought of it — a decent indicator, it seems to me, of how little actual thought went into the implications of the original legal change.
Anyway, in Canada it was a federal matter and the powers-that-be quickly fixed the problem. Down there, where things happen on a state-by-state basis, it is bound to be messier. -
I should have said “was given to” instead of “went into”.
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Actually I was a bit surprised by this, because I remember reading something a while back, probably at least five years, about lawyers looking forward to the spoils to be had from gay divorce. Didn’t think about state laws getting in the way.
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But different from the ‘obvious but strangeness’ of knowing the babies one once knew are soldiers in Afghanistan, or graduating from University.
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I think you meant that to be in the Bradbury et.al thread. Sort of a funny juxtaposition. But anyway, yeah, it’s sort of an inverse.
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This is grimly funny, and reminds me of a fellow who opined that gays only wanted to marry so they can divorce like all their straight friends.
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