Nope. Couples who live together are not free to do whatever they want. They do not have the benefits that married couples have, e.g., filing a joint tax return. Being on one's health insurance policy.
You have the typical warped progressive view of freedom: that people are not truly free unless the government gives them something they want. Just like a single person can't file a joint tax return, because such person is not married, does not infringe on his freedom. Not qualifying for an objective standard does not make one unfree.
In a few years, sooner than I want to think about, my oldest will no longer qualify to be on my health insurance when she turns 26 (if she doesn't have her own by then). In your contorted language, she is no longer free. That's because it's not about freedom.
Please stop with the nonsensical stream of consciousness posts.