I'm Getting Married... To My Horse!

Marriage is No Longer Just Between a Man and a Woman

Cindy Thomas
I'm so thankful that people have finally realized that marriage was never meant to be only between a man and a woman. Why? Because I am in love with my horse and we want to get married.

My horse, Fred, is not only my best buddy and friend, but he is soon to be my husband. We are getting married next month. We're planning a honeymoon at the Kentucky Derby. It will be a working honeymoon for Fred.

In the old days, people assumed marriage was between a man and a woman. The very idea that people could not marry whatever or whoever they wanted to is insane. When someone loves something or someone, they should be allowed to marry that something or someone and spend their life with the thing or person they love. The old notion that marriage is just between one man and one woman is outdated.

Just this week, I was reading where two women want to get married and where two men are in love and want to marry each other. All that love stuff made me realize just how much I love my horse and how I want to spend my life with my horse. So I walked to the stable and I proposed to my horse. My horse, being the wonderful horse that he is, immediately accepted my marriage proposal. I can't wait for the wedding!

Sure, there was a time when such ideas were considered not only wrong, but just plain sick. Once upon a time, the idea of of any union other than the traditional man and woman union was kept quiet and hidden, and certainly not something to be proud of. Boys and girls once grew up with a Mom and a Dad, in a strange thing called a Family.

Lucky for us, today is different. Today, finding a traditional family is not the norm, but rather the exception. We don't have to worry about hiding the fact that we want to marry our horse. We don't have to worry about what people will think. We are proud to shout it out... I am in love with my horse and we are getting married! We can even have human/horse parades to show off our marriage. And if anyone dares to talk down to the fact that I am marrying my horse, well goodness I can just say how offended I am and how closed minded you are, sue for discrimination. I can tell you how wrong it is that you can love and marry whoever or whatever you want to, so I can too.

Yes, marriage has come a long way, baby! You're invited to the wedding, by the way. Please note that the wedding reception will also double as a baby shower and bring extra gifts.

Published by Cindy Thomas

I am a freelance writer and graphic designer. I've been writing for many years and have recently discovered the joys of graphic designing. Follow BlondieWrites on Twitter @Blondie_Writes  View profile

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  • Carol Slater3/27/2010

    Enjoyed this. I love my horse too, but I don't think that he takes the place of my husband-although I like my horse better at times.

  • Deborah Goulekas12/12/2008

    I'd like to hear the reasons why you feel such a bond with your horse. I suspect you spoil him . . . lots of grooming, feeding him treats and taking him on his favorite walks. When he sees you, he must feel great joy!

  • Sandra Essary12/7/2008

    I know what you were driving at in this article, but a horse is not even human. At least people who support gay marriage understand that marriage is between two humans. Marriage was never meant to be between a human and an "it"... although I've heard of someone somewhere who wanted to marry his goat. However, marriage is a personal choice, so I hope you and your horse will have a long life together -- without any kids, for your sake. :)

  • kerry muldowney 8/17/2008

    very interesting article and very entertaining

  • Bailey Landon8/6/2008

    You dissed the love between me and my horse. I am so hurt! :( How can you do that? I should be free to love and marry whatever and whoever I love, and I love my horse. Get with the times and out of the dark ages! Love knows no bounds!

  • Ava McKinnon8/6/2008

    This is a sarcastic load of crap and its disgusting to knock the freedom to marry any person you love by comparing marriage between same sex couples to a marriage between a human and nonhuman!

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