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Deb Price, a First as a Columnist on Gay Life, Dies at 62
If Deb Price wrote for mainstream Americans about same-sex couples in everyday situations, she thought, society would have a harder […]
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Planned Parenthood - In a divorce, who gets custody of the embryos?
In a divorce, who gets custody of the embryos? In a divorce, who gets the embryos? In the summer of […]
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I Just Wanted a Baby, But Surrogacy Gave Me So Much More
When I started telling people I was having a baby with a gestational surrogate, the responses ranged from awkwardly supportive […]
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He Gave Thanks for His 2 Dads, Louis and Joshua van Amstel. His Teacher Condemned Gay Couples.
The substitute teacher was fired from a Utah public school. One of the boy’s parents, Louis van Amstel of “Dancing […]
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"This is Quite Gay" - Gay Shame
Social media has become a space where my own family and friends have turned into censors, denigrating me for being […]
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David Strah Shares His Experiences Raising a Trans Son on Latest Episode of Daddy Square
Author David Strah sat down with the Daddy Square guys to talk about fatherhood, his book, and experiences raising a […]
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Desperately Seeking a Black Sperm Donor
Nikki and I did something often considered too good to be true. We stumbled across each other in a humid, […]
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Insanity Founder Shaun T Opens Up about Twin Life After 12 Pregnancy Attempts With 5 Surrogates
Aside from trying to get the world physically fit, Shaun T and Scott Blokker are raising baby twins. Easy, right?! […]
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Daddy Squared Podcast tells the story of the 14th annual Men Having Babies NYC conference
In this special episode, we flew to New York City to experience the annual Men Having Babies Conference. MHB provides unbiased surrogacy […]
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They were a gay, interracial couple in an age of relentless bigotry. The two Harolds didn’t flinch.
Estate agent Verna Clayborne takes a seat in the dining room of an expansive 16th Street Heights home and sighs. […]
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They were gay and wanted a baby. She loved being pregnant. They made a deal.
Christina Fenn and her husband, Brian, have driven an hour and a half to this quaint coffee shop in Monroe, […]
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My Family's Story
My husband Gary and I were able to share our family’s story with Robin and Jaimie of the hit podcast, […]
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Parents get to learn the power of patience
Sister Lil is the assistant principal at Aidan’s school. For a woman who never had progeny, she sure does know […]
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Gay and in Love at an Evangelical College
The protagonist of our film, Santiago Gonzalez IV, is a first-generation college student, son of Mexican immigrants, surfer, flamenco dancer, […]
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These two gay papas are showing why gay surrogacy is beautiful
Full of adorable ‘first moments’ from baby steps to messy plates of spaghetti their Instagram is cute central Meet Papas […]
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Two dads, two babies and a $150,000 journey
Some gifts inspire short-lived exultation, others polite nods. Then there are the gifts that take your breath away, rewarding years of self-doubt, […]
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MY KIDS MAY NOT HAVE A DAD, BUT PLEASE DON’T FEEL SORRY FOR THEM ON FATHER’S DAY
“Who pretended to be Eva’s dad today?” This question was asked by my 6-year-old daughter’s best friend. While few things […]
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HOW TWO DADS ARE SHATTERING THE STIGMA AROUND GAY PARENTING IN THE SOUTH
Parenting is a tough enough job on its own. Add to that the challenge of being accepted for what kind […]
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The Children of Gay Parents Speak for Themselves
For the past five years, Gabriela Herman has been photographing and interviewing people from all over the country with one […]
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‘The both of us are his daddies’: Three surrogacy stories in Ireland
Legal uncertainty in Ireland has not stopped couples going abroad to create longed-for families Three families in Ireland, three very […]
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