Legalizing Same-Sex Marriages in FloridaThe purpose of this article is to explain why same-sex couples should be allowed to marry in the state of Florida. LBGT (lesbian, bisexual, gay, transgender) people have been fighting for their rights for years and recently, marriage has become a major issue as LBGT people stand up for their rights. Same-sex marriage has become a major issue. So serious in fact that it is considered unconstitutional. Same-sex couples want to have the same martial rights and families as heterosexual couples. Some same-sex couples die and their partners lose the right to claim their property. The current approach to same-sex marriage needs to be changed as individuals allow their religious beliefs to pass laws that prevent same-sex couples from marrying and enjoying the same rights as married heterosexual couples. The reasoning given by individuals behind this is that marriage should be one man and one woman for the sake of the children. All states must enable all citizens to have equal rights consistent with the Constitution of the United States and without defending conservatives or religious associations. Marriage means love for same-sex couples in the same way it means for everyone. Same-sex couples would like to get married to make a lifelong commitment to the special person they love and want to protect their family. When a couple gets married, it is one of the few times when a couple can publicly promise to and in front of their friends and family to love and hold each other accountable. Same-sex couples may look different from heterosexual couples, but they share similar beliefs. One of the most important values ​​they share is the middle of paper, religion, or the prohibition of the free exercise thereof. These laws that support religious beliefs and oppose people practicing personal beliefs contradict the First Amendment. Same-sex couples have been defending their rights for many years. If we are in a democratic society, we should not ignore them. My recommendation for same-sex marriage is to allow all citizens to marry, regardless of sexual preference. Same-sex couples should be recognized in all states as well as at the federal level, with the same legal rights, opportunities, and benefits afforded to heterosexual couples. Recognition of freedom of religion will always exist, but religion should not be a determining factor in whether same-sex couples can marry. Being able to marry is a constitutional civil right to liberty and equality for all citizens of the United States..