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[tima]

Спешу поздравить всех лесбиянок с очень обнадеживающей новостью - на днях ученым удалось создать (родить? сгенерировать? вывести?) мышь без участия мужских хромосом. И хотя в ближайшем будущем ученые не обещают аналогичных побед на человеческом фронте, мы-то знаем - их успехи не за горами! Что в переводе значит - скоро лесбийские пары смогут рожать своих собственных детей безо всякого участия этих ненавистных мужчин!

Гомосексуалистов пока порадовать нечем, поэтому на их месте я бы подал на этих ученых в Международный Верховный Суд по поводу дискриминации их по половому признаку!

Comments

[mrs-paramon.livejournal.com]

"По поводу того, кaк они тaкого ребенкa будут воспитывaть, и тут и в других местaх постоянно идут дискуссии. Хоть убей, не вижу особой рaзницы между рaзнополыми."

2 parents are better than one and 2 heterosexual parents are better than 2 homosexual parents. Do you have kids? Do you have close friends with kids?

What would 2 men tell their daughter about menstrual cycle, pubic hair, etc.?

What would 2 moms tell their 4-year-old son about erections?

How would 2 moms show their 2 year-olds how to urinate?

Look, you can make all the theories you want. But the practical truth is different from the theory.

[angerona.livejournal.com]

2 parents are better than one and 2 heterosexual parents are better than 2 homosexual parents. Do you have kids? Do you have close friends with kids?

No to having kids, yes to having friends with kids. As to heterosexual couples -- I ask you again -- "why"?

What would 2 men tell their daughter about menstrual cycle, pubic hair, etc.?

Err.. same thing a woman would? I mean why wouldn't they? Most men I know are very well versed in such things and would know how to advise a girl about it, including to how to use tampons (not that it's particularly a rocket science).


What would 2 moms tell their 4-year-old son about erections?

Once again, same thing a man would -- why not? Are you particularly embarassed talking about erections? I'm not.


How would 2 moms show their 2 year-olds how to urinate?


Same way other mothers currently do. I've never heard of it being a problem. It's not exactly something that needs to be studied for too long.


Look, you can make all the theories you want. But the practical truth is different from the theory.

Exactly -- and that applies far more to your words, than to mine. Since single moms have been doing a perfectly adequate job of raising boys, I don't see what the issue would be with it being two moms. Certainly even in a heterosexual parent couple, a woman often ends up being the one to show a child how to urinate, etc.. just like it might happen that dad's the only one around when girl's first periods start. No big deal. really.