Re: Pakistani muslims condemn Homosexual ceremony in Islamabad
I know of two marriages personally which were annulled because the man was gay - I knew the women.
And heard of perhaps six more through friends.
While these are not enough to make any claim about the EXTENT of the problem.
These are enough to conjecture that there might be more - which is why I said “But some are” rather than give a percentage of marriages which end because either party is gay.
I’m sure you realize getting these numbers are going to be difficult - and whatever numbers are reported would be prone to under reporting - because of the stigma attached. Not to mention lesbians would have a much easier time fooling a virgin man that she’s straight, so marriages in which the woman is a lesbian might not even get annulled.
But lets say in all the marriages in Pakistan - there are 8 couples in which either party is gay. Is society’s desire to act moral with regards to homosexuality - justifiable at the expense of these 8 couples (who MIGHT not have gotten married if society was more accepting of homosexuals - and the guy/girl would have been openly gay and hence not get married)?