Value Collector
Have courage, and be kind.
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As for the red herring you might want to do a bit more research ...
Still, they described emotional hardships that came from lacking a mom or a dad. To give a few examples: they feel disconnected from the gender cues of people around them, feel intermittent anger at their “parents” for having deprived them of one biological parent (or, in some cases, both biological parents), wish they had had a role model of the opposite sex, and feel shame or guilt for resenting their loving parents for forcing them into a lifelong situation lacking a parent of one sex. https://www.lifesitenews.com/opinion...-should-know-i
Written by a person who had a same sex parental upbringing no less
Still a red herring.
Because gay marriage is not the same as gay adoption.
It's a separate topic and a separate debate.
What she was referring to is the procreation of life.
Which is irrelevant when discussing the rights of same sex couples to marry, and a silly point to bring up when asked about your position on gay marriage.
I think it is you that's twisting what she said, it would be obvious to every one here that the only reason she would bring up such a silly statement is to try and say that gay relationships were some how unnatural and don't exist in the wild, you are now trying to say that's not what she was saying because her example has be shown to be false.
You say you have no problem with gay couples you just are not wanting to support gay adoption, so why not just support gay marriage and not gay adoption?