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“[…] my hope is that having two dads will actually make our son feel less of an odd-one-out, because his being adopted is not the main thing that makes our family different from other families. He is not the singularity in an otherwise average straight family. He is a unique part among unique parts in a unique set-up.”

This is deeply fascinating to me and now I’m welling up at the library.

Regarding an Italian study showing better psychological and educational outcomes in children with gay fathers than children with straight parents: “It is simply that the harder it is to get a child, the more wanted the child is likely to be. And isn’t there something very beautiful in this? The depth of one’s desire to have a child makes one a better parent.” 🥹🤧