East or West: Straight Orientation is The Best!

East or West ‘Straight Orientation is the best!

Sex is a natural feeling or urge that is common to both animals and the human beings.It is an irony that while the animals still remain straight in their sexual orientation, it is the human beings who have got perverted in their sexual relationship into gay, lesbian, trans-gender and bisexual relationship.

In the US consequent to the emergence of these perverted forms of relationship, there has been a vociferous outcry among the followers of these perverted forms of relationship demanding the legalization of their marriages. Consequently, as many as six states have so far legalized this perverted form of marital relationship, the latest state that got included in the list being the state of New Hampshire. However, the Federal Government of US is yet to recognize them or come up with any legislation supporting their cause.

These gay, lesbian, trans-gender and bisexual relationship that arose in the US, had also spread its tentacles to the countries like India. In the result, a section in the Indian Penal Code which had prescribed punishments for this kind of unnatural relationship has been given up leading to the continuation of such perverted form of relationship. However, the courts in India have not so far legalized any marital relationship that emerged out of these perverted form of relationship.

Marriages with a straight sexual orientation:-

Image via Wikipedia  :A traditional Rajput Marriage in India

Image via Wikipedia  : An arranged marriage between Louis XIV of France and  Maria Theresa of Spain

A love that blossoms between a male and a female is natural and quite thrilling. Such loves that lead to marital relationship are meaningful and purposeful. The consummation of the marriage between a male and a female denotes the virtual beginning of their marital life and their cohabitation. The ultimate objective of getting married between the people of straight sexual orientation is to beget offspring; to carry on the tradition and the culture of their parents and ancestors; to have and enjoy some legitimate rights as per law. For example, in the state of Massachusetts, if a male or husband dies intestate, his wife is entitled to have one half or one third share from the estates of the deceased depending upon the number of children he has left. In India, in the self-acquired property of a married person, if dies intestate, if he is a male, all his legal heirs are entitled to have equal share in his estate. In Hindu Law, a son is under the pious obligation of discharging the debts of his father that he had legitimately incurred for the cause of his family.