The 24th country in the world where marriage equality is for everyone.
Couldn’t be prouder 🙂
That’s all three of the countries I’ve lived in! I’m sensing a pattern here.
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Way To Go, Australia
Widdershins Worlds
WRITING LESBIAN FICTION, SCIENCE FICTION, AND FANTASY, SINCE THE 20TH CENTURY
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I haven’t stopped grinning all day. 😀
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I can imagine 🙂
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It’s about time.
They want you to pay taxes, support the schools, vote – and yet tell you you cannot marry whom you love? And have children with them? Excuse me? This leads to people not making the commitment to each other and society and… and is very bad for society.
Happy Day, Australia.
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It also takes away some, (not all, because no matter what the laws are, society changes slowly) of the sense of invisibility we all grew up with.
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I apologize for society. It was not just invisibility. Often it was far worse than that. Hugs!
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All Alicia hugs are welcome … and always will be. 🙂
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Would love to deliver in person; maybe one of these days. A whole lot of universes will have to end first – and the medical researchers get off their rears and figure out CFS – but didn’t they solve Ebola recently? C’mon, guys – it’s been almost three decades for me, and longer for others.
It sound as if your island is really lovely.
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It’s on my bucket list to visit all my blog-friends around the world in person too 😀
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Hope you get the chance – that would be such fun.
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You need to go on a world tour. You are obviously some kind of catalyst.
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Heh, heh, heh. 😀
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From here in Australia, I celebrate with the rest of the world! What a longtime coming, a shitty campaign by the No vote, and a ridiculous political game by so many in power. BUT, we did it! People worked long and hard, and should be proud of their visibility and dedication. Now my lesbian friends together over 30 years can marry, and these guys at 98 & 74 can finally marry:
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/im-glad-ive-lived-this-long-to-see-it-at-98-neville-wills-can-finally-marry-the-love-of-his-life-20171207-h00egp.html
It’s always been about Love, and equal rights; now we have it all. Australia feels very positive and celebratory right now (plus celebrants are going to make a fortune!). Thank you for posting, and being supportive all along of course xxOO
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My pleasure! 😀
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This is wonderful news! I hope more countries follow suit.
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Hi there, Mildred. 😀 Good news indeed. 🙂
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As an Aussie who lives in Brisbane Australia, it makes me proud that ‘my people’ are being patted on the back by the international community for this decision to become the 26th country in the world to enshrine in law the legality of same-sex marriage.
The Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has placed the historic law change in the same category as the 1967 referendum to count indigenous people in the national census.These are all milestones for a society on the road to becoming a more informed, life-affirming and ‘modern’ community of human souls.
As all Australians know, the thing that tipped the politicians hand was last months non-binding postal vote (public opinion poll) that resulted in 61% of the 13 million respondents voting to support the introduction of laws legalising same sex marriage.
Yah Australia!
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Thanks for sharing this. It’s so wonderful.
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Indeed it is. 🙂
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I think Turnbull’s about-face must’ve given him whiplash. 🙂
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Good to know you have left your mark 🙂
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Imagine what would happen if I went on a world tour! 😀
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🙂
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Woot woot. Yay! I hope the pattern continues, too. There are good things happening in the world despite all the awful things. There’s hope after all.
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And a little hope can go a long way. 🙂
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Whooo-hooo!
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Absolutely! 😀
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America is way behind the civilized world here, but we’re catching up.
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Hiya Taylor. In spite of the orange cheeto, I do have hope for you too. 🙂
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I wait for the day when love does not need to be legislated, it just is. Thanks for following my blog.
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Wouldn’t that be something! 😀
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Well, It’s a good news. If anyone wants to migrate or visit Australia, make sure to have a valid visa with you. You can actually apply it here https://www.migrationexpert.com.au/ if you haven’t done processing your visa. Just make sure to comply all the requirements and you’re done.
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