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Topic	Osaka University scientists create mice with two fathers
Nirvanas_Nox 03/17/23 11:58:07 PM #23:	hitokoriX posted... I always thought that a big advantage of gay couples was that they'd be able to adopt the kids that didn't have parents. Kinda like nature balancing itself out a bit. I mean shoot, I was engaged to a girl who was apparently infertile, and we said we'd rather adopt than try anything else. Just made sense. It's actually really difficult for gay couples to adopt a child. Most agencies are religious and definitely do discriminate. In this case both fathers would have a claim over the child there wouldn't be any mistakes about whos parent was who's to the kid. --- Make sure not to bleed over the discs.- Xiciassa NOT IN MY CANTINA! - Bartender <cite>Nirvanas_Nox posted [p:972247827] in Osaka Univ... [t:80380579]...</cite> <quote>hitokoriX posted... </cite><quote>I always thought that a big advantage of gay couples was that they'd be able to adopt the kids that didn't have parents. Kinda like nature balancing itself out a bit. I mean shoot, I was engaged to a girl who was apparently infertile, and we said we'd rather adopt than try anything else. Just made sense.</quote>It's actually really difficult for gay couples to adopt a child. Most agencies are religious and definitely do discriminate. In this case both fathers would have a claim over the child there wouldn't be any mistakes about whos parent was who's to the kid. --- Make sure not to bleed over the discs.- Xiciassa NOT IN MY CANTINA! - Bartender</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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