Thread: In Defense of the Marriage
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Old 05-02-2004, 12:47   #19
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Re: In Defense of the Marriage
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Originally Posted by downquark1
I think the main problem would stem from interaction with other children who have hetrosexual parents. is there any research into this?

Any child raised differently will probably turn out different, I don't think it fair to refer to them as 'damaged'
At the moment I would imagine that you could not get a statistially significant sample of children raise by same sex partners.

I would think that raising children in a stable relationship is more important than the sexual orientation of the relationship. I would imagine most 'difficult', ' damaged' or whatever word we want to use children come from single parents.
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