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There are several ways that a gay couple can have children, including:

  • adoption
  • surrogacy
  • sperm donation

But as of 2017, two men or two women cannot reproduce on their own, because all human life currently needs a male and a female for reproduction.

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How do gay people reproduce?

Unlike straight couples, gay couples obviously cannot reproduce with each other. Lesbians typically choose between them who will carry the child and then go to the sperm bank to acquire the male component. Gay men will typically find a consenting surrogate female to carry their child to term. Both gay men and gay women also adopt children.


Can gay people reproduce?

Oh, dude, that's a good one. So, technically speaking, two individuals of the same sex can't reproduce together naturally. It's like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole, you know? But hey, there are other ways for LGBTQ+ folks to have kids if they want to, like adoption or surrogacy. So, yeah, in a nutshell, no biological reproduction, but plenty of other options out there.


Can two different species reproduce with each other?

No, two different species cannot reproduce with each other because they have different genetic makeups that prevent successful reproduction.


Do Zooflagellates reproduce asexually or sexually?

Zooflagellates can reproduce asexually through binary fission where the cell divides into two daughter cells. Some zooflagellates can also reproduce sexually through conjugation, where genetic material is exchanged between two individuals.


How do multicellular organisms reproduce?

Multicellular organisms reproduce sexually by the combination of genetic material from two parent organisms through processes like fertilization. This allows for genetic diversity and variation in offspring.

Related Questions

How do parasits reproduce?

gay


Is being gay inherited?

That is unlikely, since most gay people do not reproduce. It is more likely that it is the result of a combination of gene sequences with gestational hormones.


What is true about lizards that can reproduce asexually?

gay


Are the majority of british gay?

No - they would fail to reproduce if they were.


What is it called when two men love eachover?

People would call them gay


Why do people get gay?

People don't get gay, they are born that way. Why is an impossible question to answer. Why do some have brown hair and some blond? Why so some like vanilla and others chocolate? It just the way they are. Technically being gay is unnatural due to mammals (and other animals) need a male and female to reproduce. Think about it is everyone was gay we would all die within a generation because no children would be produced. Being gay is also in your genetics one of the things about being gay is maybe the point is so that you don't reproduce but one of the only ways to do that would be that you are attracted to someone whom you cant reproduce with. So technically speaking being gay is wrong and unnatural, but some people don't think so. But just because being gay is wrong it doesn't mean that you should be discriminatory towards them. Closing comments, if mammals birds and fish, reptiles (well maybe some fish and reptiles do) could reproduce asexually being gay would be fine.


How do gay people reproduce?

Unlike straight couples, gay couples obviously cannot reproduce with each other. Lesbians typically choose between them who will carry the child and then go to the sperm bank to acquire the male component. Gay men will typically find a consenting surrogate female to carry their child to term. Both gay men and gay women also adopt children.


Why were gay people made for?

because of their two dads


Is there a story of two gay people in the Bible?

No. There are no stories of gay couples in the Bible, though there are people who have interpreted some Biblical relationships as gay, such as the relationship between David and Jonathan.


Can two people be gay in one family?

Yes. In fact there are families with 3 or 4 gay children.


If gays cannot reproduce why are there so many of them?

They could reproduce if they were to have sexual intercourse but because of their orientation they will not copulate with the opposite sex. This has no bearing on how many there are. Gay people come from persons of the opposite sex having intercourse, ie, heterosexuals. This is because homosexuality is part of overall human sexuality. Most people are really bisexual, but heterosexism, still operating even though homophobia is fading, pushes most people to live hetrosexual lives and ignore their homosexual feelings. Most gay people lives are doing so because they are not bisexual enough to give in to heterosexism and lead heterosexual lives.


How many gay people live in la?

At least two

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