Jennifer Marshall discovers that some groups do not like the idea of the traditional family. That is children living with both their biological mother and biological father. In no case can any non-traditional family provide both a biological mother and biological father, from Heritage Foundation: [1]
The author of a new study [2] showing some negative outcomes for young adults whose parents had same-sex relationships is under attack because his findings conflict with what, in some corners, has become conventional wisdom.
Apparently, the idea that there is “no difference [3]” between children of same-sex parents and their peers raised in traditional married mother-and-father households has become so entrenched among some advocates that new research presenting a contrasting picture is unwelcome—to put it mildly
Every person on this earth has both a biological mother and father. In some cases, fate intervenes to deprive a child of one or both. It however it is quite insane to willfully design a family without both a biological mother and father. Biological parents take better care of their children than to surrogate parents.