According to us although the status accorded to homosexual and heterosexual contracts has to be equal, the laws governing these cannot be the same because we presume an inequality in all hetero-relational realities. The terms of settlements and the rights of each individual in these realities is hence different from those of the persons in a homo-relational reality. Since gender is not the only factor that creates the power balance between two persons, these other differences are taken care of when referring to rights of the individuals in a homo-relational reality. In today's context marriage definitely reduces to sexual interaction for giving birth to a male child. It is a sexual contract but without other commitments especially for a man.
Man is a taker and also looked upon as provider till the time of dispute arises.
Our vision has attempted to dwell on looking at marriage differently. Is it a sacrament or is it a relationship which is based on trust and faith and of companionship is the question we want to explore. We also want to look at the relationship within marriage not as a social institution alone but most importantly as a space which allows one to grow and also demands commitment and security to men and women and in particular to women. We are trying to formulate the law to make marriage into a contract for companionship and commitment. Procreation and transfer of property along the prescribed familial lines is not the only reason for marriage and so the basic nature itself changes.