
Originally Posted by
NEOWatcher
But they are arguing that statistically among parents of homosexuals...so, statistically, it really doesn't matter because one of the parents is not homosexual. So, if the heterosexual partner can be a carrier, then statistically, there should be no difference in parents.
It is more than possible that both parents are homosexual. A homosexual couple wanting a child may have another homosexual of the opposite sex be the other parent. I've known it to happen. If they're going for a biological child, at any rate. Homosexual couples also adopt fairly regularly.
But yeah, we can't discount the possibility of the closeted marriage, the recessive trait--I've a great-aunt who never passed her own genes for just that reason, but she had at least two siblings who had children. And, of course, bisexuality. My best friend's mother is bi leaning toward lesbian. True, my best friend isn't planning to breed (family history of severe mental illness on her father's side), but if she did, she'd be passing those genes.
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