True.
Just saying that being gay doesn't equal not being able to have kids and a family. So it's stupid to sacrifice a love for 'normal' expectations of starting a family with a woman because that's what people think others want. Heteronormalitivity and it hurts LGBTQIA folks more than anything because they can have a family while being queer.
Right. I mean, the US and other Western Nations went through this during the 70's through the 90's and then we fought for marriage equality. Some states are receding backwards on rights for queer folks in adopting kids so in vitro and surrogacy is the primary way they get kids.
But where there is a will there is a way. I just hate how so many of the yaoi manga focus on 'I/he should be happy with a woman so he can have kids' and never think about fostering, adoption, or surrogacy. And even if the couple gets together they sacrifice having a family for their love. And that is really starting to irk me.
It feels like they are perpetuating stereotypes of being queer means no family. And that's destructive.
That's why I mentioned the difficulty, particularly in regards to culture. As of now, in many places, to have a homosexual relationship is akin to not having a family (or worse) because of the constraints of society. I think that mentality is destructive, but in places it is unfortunately the case. It isn't impossible, but it is difficult. It will be a happy thing indeed when it is no more difficult than a straight couple choosing to adopt or have a surrogate and have a family.
That's changing. Osaka is leading the way. http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2017/04/06/national/social-issues/osaka-becomes-first-japanese-city-recognize-sex-couple-foster-parents/
Plus, I thought they could adopt as single parents?
And hell, in the US some states are moving towards that male/female thing. They first tried to bar unmarried people then when gay marriage happened they did the 'religious freedom' bill bs. I'm awaiting the ACLU lawsuits over that bitch especially in my state, Texas.
Legal protections are important, or you have situations where the child is abandoned with the birth mother because having a baby isn't what the parents dreamed. http://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2014/10/22/357870757/surrogacy-storm-in-thailand-a-rejected-baby-a-busy-babymaker
I don't actually understand Surrogacy, I mean if you want a kid there are tons of babies alright or does it have to have your genes? I sure go for adoption under legal protection.
P.s those austrailian couples should just die, separating a twin, abandon their child to a poor mother. Just because he's a down syndrom kid
In my country is very hard to adopt a child. sometimes it takes even up to 6-10 years!!! Stupid i know... And we have so many kids in the sistem without parents.
And on the other hand... a lot of people with 6-7 kids with no money to raise them or to care about them.... But they still make them.. (that's another story for another time)
And if you want to adopt one they don't let you.... They ask for so many requirements and paper work and time or money that it makes it almost impossible to adopt. Especially if you are single, not to mention gay.... You will never get it. That's why they go on surogate way. I really hope in time things will change. I personally want to adopt.
(sorry for my english)
Your English is just fine. Adoption can be a super lengthy process, and a highly expensive one. Surrogacy, on the other hand can be a better option. It really depends on the circumstances. I just wish that society and cultural values would shift to address the needs of all people rather than just a few. It's idealistic, but I do hope.
*sigh*
Being gay doesn't mean you can't have kids. Idiot.
Is he dating that girl or is it just grandpa thinking that?
And how much time has passed since the confession?
So he's fine giving him away to some girl who could break his heart and take any kids they have...but what about another man?