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Edited on Fri Aug-01-03 12:54 AM by ulysses
We seem to be getting somewhere.
I am just saying that in most cases the two parent model is preferable. And I think that even single parents would agree with that.
Careful here. I haven't walked in those shoes, and neither have you.
Now realistially that isn't always possible.
Thank you. Now let's think about special needs and minority children who've been put up for adoption. Realistically, because I know you're a big fan of realism, would it not be better for them if we opened wide the gates of adoption to same-sex couples who simply want to raise a family?
edited to note that I don't mean that gay couples are going to magically mesh with special needs or minority kids, but rather that those kids stand a better chance of finding a loving family with more families allowed to adopt.
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