It's obviously legal in some states, but will it ever become something thats normal, and accepted?
Just like segregation.

eventually, yeah. society has been making progress for decades now and will continue to do so.

I believe it will eventually become legal in every state and recognized federally.

Yes, I think it's bound to eventually. Certainly in the western world. I think multi-person marriages will eventually become legal aswell.

It's legal in many progressive countries already.

of course. We've already seen improvements

Look back at our history, civil right movements etc

IDK why the US deals with stuff like this by state. The federal government should handle stuff like this like here in Canada and all the other countries that legalized it. 2 people that love each other getting married won't "destroy the family" or wage a "war on marriage" or Christianity. Marriage isn't a religious invention anyway. It has existed for 1000s of years before the start of the main religions of today. It used to be "tradition" to outlaw interracial marriage too, so there goes the "tradition" excuse.

I honestly cannot imagine some southern states, especially Texas, ever allowing it. The North East and North West though, we got this on lock

Yes.

It's going to be legal nationwide next year. Bookmark me.

I'm an optimist, but the momentum is all forward-moving right now.

I think it will!! But not in my state of Utah unfortunately. I think the Mormon church will do anything to not make it legal. ****, they practically control the government in Utah. We're like a theocracy They spent so much money for Cali's Prop 8. It wasn't even for their own state.

I hope it will be "normal" in the next 10 years so I can get married.

If it's federal law, it doesn't matter what those states think.

Just look at Loving v Virginia.

its not a hard question. of course

Well, basically this.
Though it's gross (multi-person marriage), but who am I to judge different cultures and stuff.

See my reply to Guernica.

Yes.

Canada has 10, large, and decently populated provinces.
US has 50, densely populated, states.

A federal system works better.

To answer the question, though, yes -- and exponentially. There is a substantial gap between this generations parent's and kids on where they stand on homosexual marriage. Most young adults (the future) simply don't mind it at all.

Not in Russia...