‘We are expected to be OK with not having children’: how gay parenthood through surrogacy became a battleground

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Cosmik Debris

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The gays dads in straight marriages disagree?

What I said. Some gays in straight marriages do procreate. However, those are then bisexual, not exclusively gay:

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Cosmik Debris

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Lots of gay dads in the world, science shows their sperm still works. Maybe if the woman look enough like a man they can get away with it too ;)

Then they're bisexual and not gay which is exclusively homosexual. I post the Kinsey scale for you again. It seems that evidence that only suits your argument is accepted by you:

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No amount of reason can ever get an entitled progressive to change their mind. It would never occur to them that creating a loophole to allow gay men to use their IVF for a third party would then allow anyone to use that benefit for any third party. Your friend wants a baby and doesn't have good cover? No problem as long as you are homosexual, your IVF benefit can be given to anyone on the planet.
The system could be open to abuse which is why coverage for surrogates are taken out for them specifically and from what I've read, is mostly separate from normal coverage.
 
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Then they're bisexual and not gay which is exclusively homosexual. I post the Kinsey scale for you again. It seems that evidence that only suits your argument is accepted by you:

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Lots of gay people trying to convince themselves that they can "get better" and get married, be good christians and pray the gay away.

Doesn't help that religion teaches people that thoughts and lusts are sin, sex isn't for fun, it's merely to procreate.

Is there a bisexual gene then, if what you are suggesting has any merit?
 
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