Gender diversity towards single-sex family formation in Thai society

Abstract

This article aims to study the impact of Gender diversity towards Same-Sex Family Formation in Thai Society: The Necessity of Same-Sex Marriage Legislation and the Impact on the Lives of Same-Sex Couples in Thai Society, and analyzes the issues and limitations of sexual diversity to the coexistence of same-sex couples in Thai society, as well as the necessity of same-sex marriage legislation. It examines the changes in the living arrangements of same-sex couples due to the legal recognition of same-sex marriage. The article finds that same-sex marriage legislation, which is the result of social movements and ongoing legal reforms, is crucial in addressing the challenges faced by same-sex couples. The limitations stemming from gender and sex classification are central to restricting rights. Three key conclusions can be drawn: 1) gender classification affects rights in the legal system. 2) gender classification reflects the reproduction of a binary 3) gender system or the belief that only heterosexual couples (male and female) are eligible for marriage. gender classification affects access to rights and welfare, which impacts the daily lives of same-sex couples due to the segregation of legal rights based on gender classification. These limitations create significant obstacles for same-sex couples in gaining equal rights and recognition. Social movements reflect the struggles of sexual minorities fighting for equality in same-sex marriage laws. The ongoing changes in legislation highlight the restrictions and conditions that impact the coexistence of same-sex couples. However, societal acceptance remains influenced by cultural values and individual attitudes toward same-sex couples, which the legal recognition of same-sex marriage alone cannot alter.