Correction from On Top Magazine: “Lambert fans told us that he wasn’t saying that he “can’t do” marriage, but lamenting the fact that gay and lesbian couples cannot marry in his home state of California. Voters in the state narrowly approved Proposition 8 in 2008.”
Singer Adam Lambert has said “he can’t do” marriage. The 29-year-old Lambert briefly touched on the issue during a just-published profile in the current issue of Rolling Stone.
Lambert, who’s dating Finnish reality-television star Sauli Koskinen, said: “I’d never considered marriage before. But now that I am, I can’t do it.”
The American Idol season 8 runner-up considers marriage on the track Outlaws of Laws, which is included on Trespassing, his upcoming second studio album.
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Hi Adam,
I’ll be happy to marry/act as a witness, for the two of you or any other same sex couple.
Your marriage actually is a Sacrament given between the two spouses, neither Government, nor Religion can interfere with it. Sure you won’t get the civil benefits,(here in California,)but, are you Marring for them, or because you can’t imagine living fully without each other?
+ neil V. Christensen, c.s.e.f
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