Same-Sex Couple 'Blessed' With Surrogate Triplets

I find it strange that this wasn't reported on any news sites in South Africa, but if you Google their names they are on international news sites.

It is a very rare case and SA news gives it no air time.
 
Method said:
I find it strange that this wasn't reported on any news sites in South Africa, but if you Google their names they are on international news sites.

It is a very rare case and SA news gives it no air time.
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Apparently SA censors any news that's pro-testes.
 
Surrogacy itself is very tough to deal with, now imagine having two fathers and one mother. Poor children.
 
rza said:
Surrogacy itself is very tough to deal with, now imagine having two fathers and one mother. Poor children.
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Are you still here? I was hoping you'd be dead....

Damn...

I wish I could be there when you die and find out there is no after life and you've been wasting your time with your hate...

I'd laugh in your face...dead face, but still.
 
Method said:
Are you still here? I was hoping you'd be dead....

Damn...

I wish I could be there when you die and find out there is no after life and you've been wasting your time with your hate...

I'd laugh in your face...dead face, but still.
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Surrogacy is very tough to deal with, especially for the surrogate mother as they usually regret giving their kids away and later they want them back. Its also tough because the surrogate mother does not become a part of the children's life, and we know children always want to know their biological parents. Now add the two daddies and we have an even more complicated situation. Children will not understand having three biological parents, when everybody else has only two. Couldn't they just have one father and one surrogate mother?
 
rza said:
Surrogacy is very tough to deal with, especially for the surrogate mother as they usually regret giving their kids away and later they want them back. Its also tough because the surrogate mother does not become a part of the children's life, and we know children always want to know their biological parents. Now add the two daddies and we have an even more complicated situation. Children will not understand having three biological parents, when everybody else has only two. Couldn't they just have one father and one surrogate mother?
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Cool story bro.
 
rza said:
Surrogacy itself is very tough to deal with, now imagine having two fathers and one mother. Poor children.
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I would imagine the children will have a lot more love and security than the majority of kids enjoy around the world.
 
Spizz said:
I would imagine the children will have a lot more love and security than the majority of kids enjoy around the world.
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Of course, but it doesn't take away the fact that the children would be living in a world of one mother and on father while they'll be having one surrogate mother and two biological fathers. It's the first I have heard of two biological fathers.
 
Twins and I presume therefore triplets are quite common when artificial insemination is used so this isn't really all that surprising.

Also one could argue WHY should it be news just because they are gay? Shouldn't they be as normal and therefore non-newsworthy as anyone else?
 
rza said:
Of course, but it doesn't take away the fact that the children would be living in a world of one mother and on father while they'll be having one surrogate mother and two biological fathers. It's the first I have heard of two biological fathers.
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Problem in SA is kids with no fathers, and grandmothers raising them... 2 fathers and 1 mother, these kids are blessed;)
 
rza said:
Of course, but it doesn't take away the fact that the children would be living in a world of one mother and on father while they'll be having one surrogate mother and two biological fathers. It's the first I have heard of two biological fathers.
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Sure, but love and security is what matters not what is written in a book 2000 years ago. Which lets face it, is where you form your views from.

There's diversity everywhere. I know many single parents, and couples with children adopted across racial lines (including a white gay couple with a black child) and they are enjoying life in environments that can only be derided by people who haven't got a clue about real life outside of their book.
 
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