Is same sex marriage legal in your country?

Yes. It's has been legal since 2005. (Spain)

No, but we're getting there....slowly, but surely ^^

I believe so. At least, the BBC says por seguinte ano they will. :) ( I live in the UK por the way).

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Not my country, but my state was the first state in the USA to make homosexual marriage legal! So my state, yeah, my region, yeah, but not my country...

Yep, in 2005 Canada, that's where I live, became the fourth country to legalize gay marriage. That's what it says in wikipedia. Which I think is a good thing. Gay marriage should be legal everywhere.

legislation has been passed por parliament for gay marriage to be legal, On 17 July 2013, Royal Assent was given to the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013 allowing the first same-sex marriages to be performed in the summer of 2014. ( England and wales ) scotland and northern ireland ( the other countries that make up the uk) have not made it legal yet, scotland have had the legislation introduced to parliament but have not responded to it yet and northern ireland has said that it has no plans to introduce it, they do however recognize civil partnerships.

HELL YES... and will always be

It's legal in my state but not the whole country.

The bill has been signed this mês where I live lol.

Not the whole country, but in my state it is :3

In America, it depends on what state you live in. I live in Washington, so yeah, it's legal. My gay uncle got married in Seattle :)

Well,YES & NO actually! I'm from Ulster,UK,yet a gay marriage is still legally NOT allowed here in Ulster.We can only become life partners in a civil ceremony.However,in the rest of UK gay marriage IS allowed so if we want to get married we go to England.