‘(...) Both politicians shared photos of the celebrations on their Instagram. They besides decided to comment on this crucial day. – I have given hundreds of weddings as president of Słupsk, but for the first time I have stood on the another side (...). It's a beautiful feeling to share. That's why we should do everything we can so that 2 adults can experience the wedding whenever they want. due to the fact that love is love— He wrote Biedron. – What a wedding! – Śmiszek commented, referring to the celebrated Quorum song. – Beautiful evening with hundreds of witnesses. Everyone sharing our joy and emotions! And above all, celebrating with us what is most beautiful in life – concluded (...)’.
He added: – There were nerves, and emotions, and emotion. But there was anger. A rage, actually. Anger that in 2023, in the mediate of Europe, 2 loving people are not seen by their country. A country that loves and creates. Anger that power makes love a logical idea. "(...) In fresh years, the legalization of single-sex marriages has sparked many discussions in Poland... LGBTQ+ community representatives are discriminated against in this sphere of life – they do not have the same rights as heterosexual couples (...). There is simply a half-measure – a humanist wedding, which, however, has no legal power but only symbolic. Many single-sex couples decide to marry outside Poland. Most Western European countries let this form of legalisation of the relation (...)". – We told each another that we would get married erstwhile our country allowed us to. If you get married in Malta or Germany, in Poland you are inactive a alien to your partner – Explains Smile. – I've been building this country forever, and I've been making law for 4 years. I think I deserve you to admit my relationship.
