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So, let me get this straight (no pun intended, honest).........
Charlie wants to become a father. He wants this to happen while he's still quite young. He's gay. So, what he really wants is to become a 'sperm donor' for a woman who wants to be a 'single mother' and thus become a 'part-time father'? Or does he envisage a 'relationship of convenience' where he shares a home-life with a woman and child/children while both of them feel free to pursue romantic relationships outside the family home? I'm really sorry Charlie, even with the very best of intentions, I can see somebody getting hurt eventually - no matter how much you want children. Children are NOT a life-style accessory like a new mobile phone, latest pair of trainers or the newest piece of technology - they actually DESERVE a life-time commitment (meaning the parents lifetimes not just their own) from at least one, preferrably BOTH, parents. |
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What is the difference, do you think, between a heterosexual couple conceiving "just to get a child", and, for example, a couple consisting of two homosexual males enlisting the assistance of a happy and willing female surrogate in order to have a child?
http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/4299/cakejie.jpg you can't have your cake and eat it:laugh2: people have accepted his way off life.he should accept the FACT that two males DONT HAVE children:whistle: |
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Let's clarify your position: You have no moral objection to gay males adopting children. You have no moral objection to heterosexual couples conceiving using insemination techniques. You do have a moral objection to homosexuals employing a willing female to act as a surrogate and employing insemination techniques to conceive a child. A further question: let us imagine a heterosexual couple, in which the female is unable to bear and carry a child, would you have any moral objection to said couple employing a willing female to act as a surrogate and employing insemination techniques to conceive a child, which would be carried by the surrogate but raised by the couple? |
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:tongue: man and man = sore bottom:laugh2: |
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:laugh2::laugh2::laugh2::laugh2::laugh2::laugh2::l augh2::laugh2:
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I will repeat that it's not right - for ANYBODY to deliberately put their own 'desire to have a child' before the long-term need for the child to have life-long love and stability. |
What a lot of talk stemming from a fairly vague statement by Charlie. He can't actually have a child until he gets through puberty....
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Not trying to be controversial but I don't agree with gay parents. 2 gay men raising a child isn't right imo
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I don't see a problem with Charlie being gay and having kids. I actually think the problem is he is still a kid himself - he needs to do some growing up before even considering becoming a parent. Imagine his child throwing a tantrum during 'the terrible twos', what is he going to do maybe immatate it and wind it up, then say 'I didn't do anything' like he does with Rodrego, who, lets face it, behaves like a two year old!
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Turkey baster.
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i'm actually suprised there are still people that think this is wrong!! the OP seems to be very immature.
as long as the child has parents/parent to love and raise the child, there is no problem. if infertile couples can 'cheat' nature by conceiving through IVF etc, then so should gay couples. |
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god charlie is weird
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