The Baptist Press reports on some recent studies about children of lesbian parents. The bottom line is this:
The research shows that 64 percent of
children raised in lesbian households consider having homosexual
relationships, compared to 17 percent raised by heterosexual parents.
The article goes on to show that males differ from females in their
response to being raised by same-sex parents. Here’s an excerpt:
According to a study published late
last year in the Archive of Sexual Behavior, girls raised by lesbian
mothers are seven times more likely to consider a same-sex encounter,
and twice as likely to identify as lesbian or bisexual than those raised
by heterosexual parents. They are also seven times more likely to use
“the “morning after” pill.
“We already know that girls who grow up
without fathers are more likely to be sexually adventurous, and it has a
lot to do with being fatherless,” Stanton explained. “Two lesbians can
be the most loving moms in the world, but they can’t give a girl the
kind of positive attention and other-gendered affirmation she needs from
a dad.”
While girls raised by lesbians tend to
be much more sexually experimental than their peers, boys tend to be
more sexually reticent. Continue at Denny Burk
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