my thought is the same as the other said: good for you… but I'm sorry you can't make a general "law" out of your own experience...that's called science so stating " Kids raised in gay households turn out beter " just because you had a great childhood... I'm afraid nope.. can't be said.

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But this is more to do with the ability to have children in the first place. For gays, its difficult and time consuming, so you have to be very committed to the idea to start with. This means those that do succeed in becoming parents, tend to be more prepared, better educated and, on average, have a higher income. In comparison, it is so easy for straights to have children, they can have kids by accident.

This means the studies are skewed because they are not comparing like with like. If I had one, I'd take child care seriously, I'm not sure I'd be a good parent in the long term. And I'm sure you can think of a few poofters who would make terrible parents if they had the responsibility foisted on them in the way straights do.

my thought is the same as the other said: good for you… but I'm sorry you can't make a general "law" out of your own experience...that's called science so stating " Kids raised in gay households turn out beter " just because you had a great childhood... I'm afraid nope.. can't be said.

that is really interesting and sad, i really felt like they would turn out better, but i guess its much of a muchness, as in any environment. thanks for the article

i was raised in a gay household along with my brother and sister. i am gay, but my brother and sister are straight. i think we are better adjusted than many people raised in hetero households

thoughts?

Good