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Originally Posted by MrRubix

I see absolutely nothing wrong with a child having two gay parents. As long as they are good parents, what's the concern? There is, perhaps, a legitimate concern in the social aspect of things, but it's really just another extension of social stigma no inherently different from, say, having a black mother and an Asian father, or a white mother and an Indian father, etc. It's just that homosexuality tends to be under heavier fire because it's a more fundamental difference -- and yet, what most people fail to realize, is that it's a harmless difference with no harmful impacts on anything on the margin or residual.

It would impact the child's life. Kids who grow up with no father are missing a male father figure, and vice versa. Grouping two male father figures or two female figures only fills a void that is awkward if filled by a same counterpart. Also, a child's social life would be altered when all they see is moms and dads picking their kids up from school. Again, this is my only concern and it is a very minimal one.