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Taiwan becomes the first Asian country to recognize same-sex marriage!


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Serendipity
1 minute ago, Radio Ga Ga said:

omg im so happy about this!! first taiwan, then all of asia

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maybe in like 200 years :poot:

 

nah, some other countries are also v progressive.

 

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Philippines and Nepal are v likely.

(Nepal will have a HUGE domino effect on India I'm sure)

China might in 50 years.

 

Absolutely no hope for the Muslim dominant countries of S.Asia and SE Asia. I mean Bali is v accepting of LGBT, but rest of Indonesia are still quite homophobic.

 

In Malaysia, there is an ethnic discrimination of Hindus going on, gays are a distant reality.

 

Queen Jetsun Pema and King Jigme Wangchuk could also play a big role in Bhutan's history.

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Irrelevant
28 minutes ago, JoanneARTPOP said:

YAAAAS MY COUNTRY
I"M SO PROUD YAAAAS

Yas same

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FRANK1991

YASSSS

I'm from Taiwan! :wub: finally!

So proud

 

Cause once you let it go you better know it's gone
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Lord Temptation

Might have to go on a holiday to get a spray tan in Taipei! :gaysia:

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Easy

I hope Hong Kong follows Taiwan's footstep.

or maybe I will get married in Taiwan....

but first HK needs to recognise a gay marriage,,,,

otherwise even if I was in a critical medical condition, my possible future husband can't even sign forms for me :toofunny: let alone tax arrangement and all that.

My city needs to step up its game:grr:

 

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Germany and Australia better follow. The rest of the world will hopefully get educated as time passes by and the younger and more tolerant generations grow up. 

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Savage
2 hours ago, Serendipity said:

nah, some other countries are also v progressive.

 

2013-Homosexuality-05.png

Philippines and Nepal are v likely.

(Nepal will have a HUGE domino effect on India I'm sure)

China might in 50 years.

 

Absolutely no hope for the Muslim dominant countries of S.Asia and SE Asia. I mean Bali is v accepting of LGBT, but rest of Indonesia are still quite homophobic.

 

In Malaysia, there is an ethnic discrimination of Hindus going on, gays are a distant reality.

 

Queen Jetsun Pema and King Jigme Wangchuk could also play a big role in Bhutan's history.

MESS we talk about how the US is so progressive and we have one of the higher disapproval rates. :cryga:

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AnnTakamaki

When will my flop country i'm so jealous rn :cryga: anyway congrat guys

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Galagala

This is so touching and encouraging!

Hope the law to be amend soon.:golfclap:

Taiwan is respectable

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