Gay parents deny children birthright

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concha blanca pena wrote:

birthright includes language, many have taken that right away from children regardless of sexual orientation.

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ali71 wrote:

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I don't mean to sound crass or rude, but what was your alternative to being adopted? I completely understand having a connection with your birth family, but if not for your adoptive family where would you have ended up ?

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Tweeter wrote:

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Fair enough question.
Here's my answer Not only was I adopted out at birth but so were both of my birth parents. Both born after 1945. When they were in their 30s they traced their birth families and now have a great relationship.
My birth father came looking for me the child he had when he was 16 years old and never knew about till he ran into my birth mum by chance in Sydney back in 1975.
I'll be 48 this year and he found me when I was 42.
My Parents and myself are what you could refer to as the Second Stolen Generation. Maybe first too as there is Aboriginal heritage on my birth mums side.Mind you in my opinion that would be bordering on ridiculous.
I know things are different these days. But finding out the truth about my adoption burns deep inside and makes me angry.

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Tweeter wrote:

Maybe my father just hated me, because I'm gay

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Mojo wrote:

<quoted text>Christians are sleazy, thats a mild way of putting it but looky here, gays are prominently pedophiles rense.com/general24/reportpedophilia.htm

Rex FX wrote:

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Easy, they were hanging around queers like you. So stick your hand up your ass and jerk off a turd.

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Chaz wrote:

<quoted text>Anyone who claims they were born gay is simply telling a self serving lie in an attempt to justify their perverse and deviant behavior!!!

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snyper wrote:

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Prove it.

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PURELYCANADIAN wrote:

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I truly feel for gay people out there that buy into that born gay crap. If it weren't for gay scientists like Levay, Hamer, Bailey and Pillard, there would be a lot less confusion for everyone. There studies never proved what they had hoped. This set many people in the gay community up for disappointment, not to mention embarrassment. All there studies where later considered pseudo scientific studies. And all were inconclusive.

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Gay And Proud wrote:

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This is a bogus argument regardless. It makes no difference if people are born gay or if they choose it (as homophobes insist anyway.)
We don't allow denial of basic human rights based on inborn differences like race or gender. And we also don't allow denial of basic human rights based on clearly chosen differences, like religion or political affiliation. So it really doesn't matter if being LGBT is an inherent or a chosen difference.
Basic human rights belong to all people no matter what their differences.

Gay And Proud wrote:

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This is a bogus argument regardless. It makes no difference if people are born gay or if they choose it (as homophobes insist anyway.)
We don't allow denial of basic human rights based on inborn differences like race or gender. And we also don't allow denial of basic human rights based on clearly chosen differences, like religion or political affiliation. So it really doesn't matter if being LGBT is an inherent or a chosen difference.
Basic human rights belong to all people no matter what their differences.

Tweeter wrote:

<quoted text>Fair enough question.

Here's my answer Not only was I adopted out at birth but so were both of my birth parents. Both born after 1945. When they were in their 30s they traced their birth families and now have a great relationship.

My birth father came looking for me the child he had when he was 16 years old and never knew about till he ran into my birth mum by chance in Sydney back in 1975.

I'll be 48 this year and he found me when I was 42.

My Parents and myself are what you could refer to as the Second Stolen Generation. Maybe first too as there is Aboriginal heritage on my birth mums side.Mind you in my opinion that would be bordering on ridiculous.

I know things are different these days. But finding out the truth about my adoption burns deep inside and makes me angry.

Tweeter wrote:

Maybe my father just hated me, because I'm gay

davy wrote:

<quoted text>Time to come out of the closet.

Stop Judging wrote:

<quoted text>Are you talking about your adoptive father? Maybe that's why it was so important for you to have that connection and acceptance from your birth family, because you didn't get it while growing up? This makes me understand your very first comment from last week much better. If this is the case, then I'm even happier for you that you have found your loving birth family.

Chaz wrote:

<quoted text>Anyone who claims they were born gay is simply telling a self serving lie in an attempt to justify their perverse and deviant behavior!!!

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Truth wrote:

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Sexuality is a drive not a behavior, what is your excuse for your bigotry, were you born a bigot or was your inexcusable behavior taught?