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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just another view of children from same-sex couples. It isn’t all rainbows and roses for them..... [quote]But four adult children of gay parents — acting as a “quartet of truth,” according to their lawyer David Boyle in Long Beach, Calif. — have submitted briefs to the 5th U.S. CircuitCourt of Appeals opposing same-sex marriages, with several saying that growing up under the rainbow was neither normal nor pleasant. The court, which is considering whether to uphold the man-woman marriage laws in Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi, will hear arguments in New Orleans on Friday. Dawn Stefanowicz said her gay father was so preoccupied with sex that when she was in high school and brought home a male classmate, both her father and his lover propositioned him for sex. B.N. Klein said her mother and lesbian partner disdained heterosexual families completely, and she didn’t have a clue about the daily interactions of a husband and wife until she went into foster care. Robert Oscar Lopez said his two lesbian mothers were conscientious about his upbringing, but he became so emotionally confused that he turned to gay prostitution as a teen and gay and bisexual relationships as an adult.[/quote] Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/jan/8/gay-couples-children-oppose-same-sex-marriage-tell/#ixzz3eSxY5dTD Follow us: @washtimes on Twitter[/quote] The offspring are irrelevant. Triads, throuples, and other arrangements are being denied their fundamental right to marriage equality whether they have issue or not. And the argument about "social costs" or "social policy" is extremely weak when compared to the body of law governing our fundamental legal and human rights - including the right to marry.[/quote]
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