" accept homosexuality regardless of one's personal feelings" That presupposes that one's personal feelings are right !
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I'm rather with sukkie. Whilst the social services are highly unlikely to have some quota of placing children with gay couples, the cynic in me thinks that there's a fair chance that one or more of the social workers involved is gay ! There may be a little bias involved.It would be interesting to know just how, or how much, better this gay couple was than other, mixed sex, couples who were seen.
When all is said and done, the normal arrangement is that gay men or women have never been parents and where childless couples are concerned, the normal arrangement , that which children have is one parent of each sex.It seems desirable, to me, to replicate that arrangement. Since gay couples cannot be natural parents as a couple, the child who is adopted by a gay couple is instantly put in a family unlike that of any, or almost any, of its peers.
Now , social services are very careful to place a black child in a black family , if they can.If that policy is based on putting a child in what would be expected and what it would see in its black peers' families, then , presumably, similar thinking should apply here.
Of course, it may be that this gay couple is ideal, but we can't know how other couples fell short.