I think it can't be more obvious. Here it just means a gay marriage of two men. 1 }0 y u# r. m3 P4 l f/ Y& i
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In the first scenario it's "two mommies", and in the second it's "two daddies". But instead of saying "two daddies" the author thinks he'd better practise a little literary license and say it differently, ie "daddie and his husband-roommate". / Z1 U( [- M' Q$ D4 V
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And the rest of the paragraph backs it up loud and clear. A couple of a man and a woman can raise a child much better than that of the same sex. . u! z- S( D' X: ?% D. B/ E4 N( `; [ v& P2 K
Isn't that common sense? ( m, O4 `8 I! ^* F
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Funny they had to write an entire book to elaborate on such simple, common sense. They must've run out of topics. : @) ~% h6 F" @8 e o+ E9 `1 L/ z( ^
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pan 发表于 2020-11-26 15:48# B9 w0 E. b' l
Funny they had to write an entire book to elaborate on such simple, common sense. They must've run o ...
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Yeah， see eye to eye with you on this point: 1 F0 m( ~, L6 b* C6 ZIn a traditional marriage, mother offers something different to children from father, and what they offer is complementary. This kind of family gives children a better chance of growing up into proper adults.& L( ~5 `7 U2 g0 U9 h
This is truism.
发表于 2020-11-26 14:24:56
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