My thoughts on having kids

An interesting question. Let me know what y'all think!
Also, what an attractive still frame....

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[dodo1234345456]

would it make children more likely to be homosexual if they were raised by a homosexual couple?

[jacobyoutubification]

@dodo1234345456 did it make you more heterosexual?

[sweetkittytwine]

omg...why did i click on this.

[jacobyoutubification]

@sweetkittytwine no clue. let me know when you find out.

[xDINOxSEXxRAWRx]

I think I want to adopt a kid one day.

I'm only 21 so not anytime soon but I would love to adopt.

I mean there are so many kids out there that need a home so why would you not adopt? I think them living with gay parents is better then on the street or in a foster home. I'd love them just the same as a straight couple would.

[jcivan1]

Gay parents don't become parents accidently they make a thought out deciosion and commit to it. They don't do a half ass job, not that all straight couples do a half ass job. Do some research on this and you'll see kids of gay parents tend to do very well in life. I think you would be a great dad when you and your partner, or just you are ready to. This is a sad story at first but these guys seeem like great parents overall.Let me know what you think. Look up Samuel at home with his dads

[bookfreak10001]

Dude, I gotta say this: you are so cute! You're like a teddy bear! It's so awesome you want kids. I hope things work out and I know you'll be an amazing dad!

(Sorry for the over use of exclamation points) Peace! :D

[Chrisbit1]

I want kids too :)

[audiovisuality]

'Gay parents may bring talents to the table that straight parents don't.

Gay parents "tend to be more motivated, more committed than heterosexual parents on average, because they chose to be parents," Gays and lesbians rarely become parents by accident, compared with an almost 50 percent accidental pregnancy rate among heterosexuals' -huffington post

[smjack2]

I am adopted, had wonderful parents but sadly I never came out to them and now they have both pasted away. My brother was their biological son. I always wanted to have kids and many years back decided as a single parent to adopt. I wanted to give back what I had, a wonderful family and great support system. My son is now 25 and in the Air Force with a family of his own (wife & 2 kids). There is no greater love than that for your kids. <3

[niglett101]

I'm here in lubbock texas! And yes, it's very awkward for me growing up here being gay...and to top it off, I am living with my grandparents who have no idea that I'm gay. And they're super religious and don't believe in anything gay. Sooo...ima wait until I can move out to even think about telling them 0.o