For US law I'm talking about the tax benefits. There's even some bad comedy movie about how two guys decide to secretly wed just for the tax benefits.

There's even some bad comedy movie about how two guys decide to secretly wed just for the tax benefits.

I now pronounce you chuck and larry is the only one I know, but its got nothing to do with tax benefits.

Nope its not that movie. It was some really bad movie I saw on TV over a year ago, I think it was British.

@Ever dead - Yes, i'm female.

Also GoblinD, the only movie i recall is the chuck and larry one.

Also your point contradicts yourself because you said "For US law" and tried to link it to a British movie. In Britain we have different tax laws.

I see now Jeffery.Thats why you are so sensitive about the gayness since the English society is pretty strict on the issue as far as i observe. I stayed with a family at their sixties in Bournemouth.They were even exluding them from britain and calling themselves that they are the English.

No i'm in Northern Ireland which is part of the UK but my girlfriend is in Brighton (Gay Capital of the UK) but the English society is rather tolerant, mainly in modern society.

Nahh, English society is pretty open about homosexuality, at least most places are these days - we legalized gay marriage back in 2005 and pretty much everyone that was against it or voiced dislike of it was shunned by the rest of us. England marches on.

Sorry @Avorne, we ninja'd the same point :P

Hehe, it's alright, you got the point across - your experiences are more personal anyway :P

New generation is open minded yes. But i was overreacted by english people when i wanted to kiss man on their cheek while the handshake. Culturally misunderstood i realized later on. Some girls labelled me as a gay since i was not into them and so on.My point is,society still not embraced gays in England besides of legalizing it.