@@spec3615 Would you also accept the stuff they said int he polish video if it wasn't straight people talking about homoseuals, but let's say Germans talking about Poles?
Spec So if a person is racist, should that person remain racist? The idea is that after the terrifying events of the 20th century we don’t allow people to cross the limit and be violent in hate speeches and physical fights.
Always welcome my friend 🙏. We are good spirited. And something we call "goed boerenverstand" which means in English something like always acting on your gut feeling. But if in Belgium you touch our lgbtq brothers and sisters the country revolts against them. We have our own right wing party over here who wants to turn our country into a xenofobic, homophobic Warfield for their racist view. They have been trying for the passed 20 years to get back in power but they had a case pending where "het Vlaams belang" they were guilty of institutionalized racism and homophobia that threatened the lively hood of certain people. Court decided to register them as a hate group and not a political party which means they can have elections but even if they win they will never be seated as one of the ruling parties in government. We were fed up with their same shit rethoric which held us down. Come to Belgium brother 🙏. Maybe meet if you want. Bring your boyfriend
as a gay belgian girl i can confirm that alot of people accept it, i live in the flemish (dutch) part of belgium, people are a little less open-minded here than in the french part. i came out earlier this year and it was still a pretty big thing at my school, everyone was talking about me lol. i never got bullied though. also all of my friends etc. accept it but i have experienced homophobia before... in general i think we can say belgium's doing pretty okay but it still can + has to get better!
@Doffy Rob true. In my school we have this gay dude and he's like the lgbt icon of our school. Everyone likes him, but he gets bullied by.... you know..... they even threw a bottle at him.
Here's my experience as a Belgian: I live in a town in Flanders (the Dutch speaking part of the country) and I came out as a lesbian 11 years ago. Everyone in my school and all my friends and family were totally fine with it. I even had a few Muslim friends and they were pretty okay with it - although 'neutral' might be a better word since they didn't really understand it, but were never disrespectful. I've never experienced homophobia from anyone. I don't know if Belgium's really that accepting or if I was just extremely lucky. Anyway, I'm not at all surprised by the reactions and answers in this video. I think Belgian people in general are pretty open-minded.
Bravo, les gars, vous avez fait un travail immense pour la visibilité de la diversité sexuelle, ses difficultés, luttes et droits en Europe. Je crois que j'ai regardé toutes vos vidéos sur les différents pays.
I liked your video. It's always good to go out and interact with the people live and know there thoughts. It gives a fair idea to foreign travellers like me who's planning to go on Europe tour so I can or cannot include that country, especially when I'm Gay 😁
@@afrenchfrog1047 it's not true. there is a constitutional ban on gay marriage in Poland, Lituania, Letonia and Ukraine ! (Belarus, Moldova and Montenegro have it to but they're not un European Union..)
@@ppbandit8832 don't mind him Jordan. Just a troll that guy. I'm from Belgium and always welcome my friend. If you ever have the time to visit. Let me know and I'll give you a tour in petite belgium 😄🙏. Small, proud and open to everyone who threats us with respect than we respect you.
@Just a man Imagine taking yourself so seriously you use the word "purulent" (incorrectly I might add) in a TH-cam comment section. Get over yourself and get the fuck out of my replies, you're not worth the time I spent typing this.
As a bisexual girl who lives in the flemish part of belgium, I can confirm that it's pretty good around for lgbtq+ people. Personally I've never experienced homofobia yet, all of my friends are 100% okay with it and my the people in my school just don't care
That's not true. Bruxelles isn't the whole country. I know it because I'm belgian and gay. But, still, it's more tolerant than a lot of other countries.
@@Ju-bj3ko But there are more important questions than that. I'm a lesbian, and I think it's useless to ask about gay in Belgium 🤷♀️ I would rather have questions about the country's economy. That's more important.
I'm 30 so we're talking 12-14 years ago here mostly. Had several people in school who were out of the closet. Never saw one bullied for it. Saw a girl who just broke up with her girlfriend from another school be comforted by her friends and such. This was is one of the many schools in centrum Gent in Flanders. And yes, foreigners were he ones who had the most issues with it. Wouldn't express myself as gay in places like Brussels honestly.
@@suchalad quite a few, to be honest. Regarding this topic, there's a 10 year gap between marriage equality in Belgium (2003) and France (2013). I would say Belgium is generally more progressive despite being more religious than France. (This from a Frenchwoman living in Belgium for the past decade).
dude so nice to know i'm bi i meet someone at tinder and he is belgian and i need to know how country was about this thing because I really will kiss him and walking hold his hand at street( i don't know i will live with in Belgium but this is good to know) now I'm in peace with my self
Satan, also called the adversary or the devil, is the enemy of All righteousness and of those who seek to follow God. he and his followers try to lead us away from righteousness. he has many schemes to mislead and turn man from God. satan attempts to undermine us by confusing gender, promoting sexual relations outside of marriage, ridiculing marriage, and discouraging childbearing by married adults who would otherwise raise children in righteousness. The Bible condemns any form of sexual act that is considered “worthless” in God's eyes. homosexuality, beastiality, fornication, and adultery. They say it’s all love and everything, but really there is no true love, they are just looking for lust. God made man & woman as a perfect couple to be fruitful, multiply and replenish the earth. This was given by God not freely chosen. Going against His image & His design is going against Him. We aren't here to change the word of God the word of God is here to change us, What are the actual "fruits"-the results-of the homosexual lifestyle? Can't naturally have biological kids, Diseases, Suffering, Unfulfillment, Nothingness! homosexual activity leads to a host of serious transmitted diseases (STDs) HIV, fatal transmitted Infections, and physical health problems, mental health problems, major depression, anxiety, substance abuse and greater risk of suicidal and a greatly shortened lifespan and the suffering list goes on. Why are there so many diseases? Why such young deaths? it has to do with the sexual practices. It goes against how God created bodies to work. And when you violate God’s design, there are always consequences. Same-sex attraction is always an expression of the fallen nature. But if you repent now, God forgiveness starts the process and His power continues to work in us, when we say yes to Him. But when we fail to listen to God, then problems, affliction and suffering will be the consequence of disobedience. I say this lovingly and to say truth in love is to love one another. Do not value your homosexuality Sin more than you value God. The only hope for the homosexual and all people who break God's laws is to turn to Christ. if we want to walk with Christ we must repent and reject our fleshly desires and deny ourselves. God can save you from that horrible life and community. God promises the strength for victory over sin, including homosexuality, to all those who will believe in Jesus Christ for their salvation.
Levent A well yeah that's what i'm hoping but you can never know.. i think it's generally accepted here but i have seen a lot of homophobia regardless (especially from older people and young boys)
Zeno D i wouldn't call it a gay capital lol we don't have a place like new york. i got some nasty comments for kissing my girlfriend in antwerp (a man in at least his 50s saying 'you can take that to MY bedroom' and we were both clearly minors + no one nearby defending us and that same day a guy making scissorhands at us while staring really creepy when we were just holding hands). there are creeps and homophobes everywhere and unless you're in an lgbt+ zone like pride or a gay bar there's always the chance of being harassed, even in a progressive country like belgium, and seeing same gender pda is kinda rare
@@juanmanuelmoramontes3883 hell is a special place the I AM has took special pleasure in creating for those who don't find the TRUTH when it's been all around them He sent his SON missed that the SON sent the HOLY SPIRIT miss that I would guess better be buying a fire retardant suit might need it!!!!!!!?
I think it is rude to wear those ugly yellow things when you interview people. As for the actually subject, I am happy that Belgians are so open-minded and accepting.
@@tomasosterdal8078 Tbh, it is necessary, as it helps to let people speak freely. We tend to vary with our answers if we preserve certain facial expressions from others
1. Please tell me how you will multiply? 2. Who should help you to have children in the marriage you want? 3. Why would anyone help you to get to your children if you have chosen a form of cohabitation where you want to be and be exclusively with your sex partner? 4. What would be the benefit to society of the form of cohabitation you offer, where birth of children is impossible. 5.But be distrustful of each other to get to the children. 6. What would happen to the world if there were only gay and lesbian marriages? 7. Do you believe that you are not the creators of the world? 8. Why do you think you are oppressed? 9. Please tell me what is alpha and what is omega in your understanding? 10. Please tell me if there is a need for internationally established organizations to protect kleptomaniacs?
Jurij Nabukov What in the world are you talking about? There are many straight couples with fertility issues, and they can get help to have kids the same way that gay couples can: sperm donor, IVF, surrogacy or adoption. As long as th couple consists of two good people who could be good parents, it shouldn't matter to anyone if it's an opposite sex or same sex couple. And society does in no way ”suffer” from same sex couples living together. That is rididculous. And there will never be ONLY gay couples in the world, just as there will never be ONLY straight couples. Different sexual orientations have always existed and will always continue to exist. They balance each other out and it shouldn't be considered a problem. Also, there are many straight couples who choose to not have kids, or who can't have kids because of medical conditions. Should they not be allowed to live together or to get married just because they can't or don't want to have kids?
1. Same way straight couples with fertility issues do. They don’t. They just adopt, get sperm donor (for lesbians), surrogate (for gay men), etc. 2. For lesbians? Same as straight couples where the man is infertile. Voluntary/paid sperm donors. For gay men? Same as straight couples where the woman is infertile. Surrogates. 3. Well, some sperm donors/surrogates are paid, some do it out of altruism just to help straight couples who can’t conceive and gay couples. My uncle did that once (which means I probably have hundreds of biological cousins with infertile [step-]dads and lesbian moms but if I ever meet them, they’re welcome to the fam-a-lam in my mind, aha). 4. Even if they don’t have one partner’s biological child through these methods, many adopt, which is good, because do you know how many orphans never get adopted? SO MANY. If anything, the world would really benefit from allowing adoption from gay couples, infertile straight couples, or even people who just would adopt out of the kindness of their heart (my friend said he would, he’s pansexual, so he actually could end up having to if he ends up with another man, but he said he would adopt even if he ended up with a woman, because one of his friends was adopted and he said he’s one of the best people he’s ever met, my friend is a little bit wholesome lmao). 5. I don’t even understand this question but gay couples are no more or less trustworthy than straight couples. 6. This will never happen, there will always be straight people (and bi/pansexuals who end up with members of the opposite sex), but even if it did, there would probably be more people willing to donate sperm/be a surrogate. 7. This question doesn’t make sense either, but anyone who believes they created the world probably belongs in a psychiatric ward. 8. People like you make them oppressed, js. 9. The.. Greek alphabet. Yeah. That’s just the Greek alphabet. 10. No, kleptomaniacs steal without restraint, they need help not protection.
Jurij Nabukov Question no.6 is actually laughable. We’re all different and that’s great, yet we have at least something in common (being humans). We’ve always been so diverse, embrace it unless you wanna get back to communism.
I love how even the elderly are open minded and accept gay people
@Ratko Cevapic best nation the only rotten nation are the balkans
I live in Belgium and I can confirm: he's the gay icon of our country.
(Also Janneke Pis (the girl version) is a lesbian))
from Brussels here and I literally NEVER heard about that
@@trashbagsmiley1999 it was a joke hihi
You know Janneke Pis tho?
@@justme-bb6lk Yeah I do lol, isn't she next to the Delirium?
@@trashbagsmiley1999 yeah that's possible, I just know she's in a really small street
Is there a janneke pis ?
i want that cute old couple to adopt me
Same
okay this got me so emotional, watched this right after the Polish one and now I just feel accepted and happy
Dude don't let the homophobes ruin your day lol. Being gay is awesome 😎
@@spec3615 Would you also accept the stuff they said int he polish video if it wasn't straight people talking about homoseuals, but let's say Germans talking about Poles?
@@spec3615 sexuality is not the same as a opinion.
its like saying bad people can stay bad because thats who they are
@@spec3615 yes they do stay "bad" but it doesnt make it ok
Spec So if a person is racist, should that person remain racist? The idea is that after the terrifying events of the 20th century we don’t allow people to cross the limit and be violent in hate speeches and physical fights.
That's it I'm moving to Belgium
@Just a man tf?
@Just a man Lmaoo, ok dude.
@Just a man What is wrong with you? Lmao
@Just a man This dude rly hates gays kek
Always welcome my friend 🙏. We are good spirited. And something we call "goed boerenverstand" which means in English something like always acting on your gut feeling. But if in Belgium you touch our lgbtq brothers and sisters the country revolts against them. We have our own right wing party over here who wants to turn our country into a xenofobic, homophobic Warfield for their racist view. They have been trying for the passed 20 years to get back in power but they had a case pending where "het Vlaams belang" they were guilty of institutionalized racism and homophobia that threatened the lively hood of certain people. Court decided to register them as a hate group and not a political party which means they can have elections but even if they win they will never be seated as one of the ruling parties in government. We were fed up with their same shit rethoric which held us down. Come to Belgium brother 🙏. Maybe meet if you want. Bring your boyfriend
My respect for Belgium people: 📈📈📈
Quelle ouverture d’esprit ça me choque, en France même si c’est plus au moins accepter ça reste plus compliqué !
Ben oui, on est différents des Français sur pas mal de trucs.
10 ans d'écart en terme de mariage pour tous.
as a gay belgian girl i can confirm that alot of people accept it, i live in the flemish (dutch) part of belgium, people are a little less open-minded here than in the french part. i came out earlier this year and it was still a pretty big thing at my school, everyone was talking about me lol. i never got bullied though. also all of my friends etc. accept it but i have experienced homophobia before... in general i think we can say belgium's doing pretty okay but it still can + has to get better!
@Doffy Rob true. In my school we have this gay dude and he's like the lgbt icon of our school. Everyone likes him, but he gets bullied by.... you know..... they even threw a bottle at him.
@Doffy Rob ridiculous. you don't fight bigotry with bigotry.
@Doffy Rob i don't care. why are you so angry
@@brownleaf_o1 it’s never ok to be racist. Way to out yourself as one.
@@mandachris7146 read the conversation again. I didn't say nothing.
Here's my experience as a Belgian:
I live in a town in Flanders (the Dutch speaking part of the country) and I came out as a lesbian 11 years ago. Everyone in my school and all my friends and family were totally fine with it. I even had a few Muslim friends and they were pretty okay with it - although 'neutral' might be a better word since they didn't really understand it, but were never disrespectful. I've never experienced homophobia from anyone. I don't know if Belgium's really that accepting or if I was just extremely lucky.
Anyway, I'm not at all surprised by the reactions and answers in this video. I think Belgian people in general are pretty open-minded.
i'm belgian, and i didn't even know manneke pis was gay lmao
2:50 when are you going to get married?
I'm gay, grandma
Okay gay, when are you going to get married?
It would also be fun to see a Swedish version!
Oh my God, the woman on the right 2:32 i thought she was Merkel xd
loll
Bravo, les gars, vous avez fait un travail immense pour la visibilité de la diversité sexuelle, ses difficultés, luttes et droits en Europe. Je crois que j'ai regardé toutes vos vidéos sur les différents pays.
I liked your video. It's always good to go out and interact with the people live and know there thoughts. It gives a fair idea to foreign travellers like me who's planning to go on Europe tour so I can or cannot include that country, especially when I'm Gay 😁
i love how most european countries are so accepting
Not most
@@quantumsoul3495 well yea most of them actually are every country in the European Union except for one Belarus, gay marriage is lega
@@afrenchfrog1047 it's not true. there is a constitutional ban on gay marriage in Poland, Lituania, Letonia and Ukraine ! (Belarus, Moldova and Montenegro have it to but they're not un European Union..)
@@afrenchfrog1047 Just search "Gay marriage europe map" before stating fake news
@@quantumsoul3495 i said the European Union not Europe entirely because the union is a pretty big chunk of it
Wow I love Belgium
@Just a man um? i was talking about how sweet the people were being toward the idea of Manneken Pis being gay? the fuck is your problem?
@@ppbandit8832 don't mind him Jordan. Just a troll that guy. I'm from Belgium and always welcome my friend. If you ever have the time to visit. Let me know and I'll give you a tour in petite belgium 😄🙏. Small, proud and open to everyone who threats us with respect than we respect you.
@Just a man Imagine taking yourself so seriously you use the word "purulent" (incorrectly I might add) in a TH-cam comment section. Get over yourself and get the fuck out of my replies, you're not worth the time I spent typing this.
@@stevendemaere4280 Thanks friend, I've always wanted to visit Belgium! I hope I get to some day :^)
@@ppbandit8832 where are you from? One day, one day my friend. Such a big planet to visit so less time. 🙏🙏Always welcome 🙏🙏
2:44 ouais, ouais 😂😂
A girl at 1:16 looks cool and she don't realize it :-/
Belgium: one of the most gay-friendly countries on the planet AND they organise Tomorrowland. Heaven! :)
As a bisexual girl who lives in the flemish part of belgium, I can confirm that it's pretty good around for lgbtq+ people. Personally I've never experienced homofobia yet, all of my friends are 100% okay with it and my the people in my school just don't care
Do you know Valentine Geuten by any chance? lol
@@brownleaf_o1 Nope I have no idea who that is haha
@@xmalin1375 oh ok because theres another gay girl saying they're from the Flemish part of Belgium on this video talking about similar subjects hehe
@@brownleaf_o1 ohhh nice lmao
@@brownleaf_o1 girl that's half a country why would they know eachother lmao
Tbh it's pretty pointless to ask these questions in countries like Belgium.
Why is that?
@@Ju-bj3ko Because it's extremely tolerant. No one would say anything negative about gay ppl in Belgium.
That's not true. Bruxelles isn't the whole country. I know it because I'm belgian and gay. But, still, it's more tolerant than a lot of other countries.
@@Ju-bj3ko But there are more important questions than that. I'm a lesbian, and I think it's useless to ask about gay in Belgium 🤷♀️ I would rather have questions about the country's economy. That's more important.
I think the point was to get a picture of the general opinion, for foreigners all over the world. Hence the English subtitles.
This video made me happy & melted my heart
Respect from Poland
Please go to Denmark next.
I'm 30 so we're talking 12-14 years ago here mostly.
Had several people in school who were out of the closet.
Never saw one bullied for it. Saw a girl who just broke up with her girlfriend from another school be comforted by her friends and such.
This was is one of the many schools in centrum Gent in Flanders.
And yes, foreigners were he ones who had the most issues with it. Wouldn't express myself as gay in places like Brussels honestly.
Belgium rocks!!! This is so awesome!!
i would love this in austria :)
@Levent A Austria is quite different from Belgium
Hope one day Bangladesh 🇧🇩 will legalize too
I hope so too. 🌈❤🔥
Belgians rule the WORLD!!
(This is written by a Frenchgirl 😂)
what are the differences between France and Belgium?
@@suchalad quite a few, to be honest. Regarding this topic, there's a 10 year gap between marriage equality in Belgium (2003) and France (2013). I would say Belgium is generally more progressive despite being more religious than France. (This from a Frenchwoman living in Belgium for the past decade).
Brussels 😍😍😍
I'm surprised majority of the people say - no
J'adorais déjà les Belges, même avant; je peux voir j'avais bien raison d'en sentir - Vive la Belgique 😃💋💖💋💖...!!
Title of the song? Lol
I don’t understand very well French, I speak Flemish not french
dude so nice to know i'm bi i meet someone at tinder and he is belgian and i need to know how country was about this thing because I really will kiss him and walking hold his hand at street( i don't know i will live with in Belgium but this is good to know) now I'm in peace with my self
Satan, also called the adversary or the devil, is the enemy of All righteousness and of those who seek to follow God. he and his followers try to lead us away from righteousness. he has many schemes to mislead and turn man from God. satan attempts to undermine us by confusing gender, promoting sexual relations outside of marriage, ridiculing marriage, and discouraging childbearing by married adults who would otherwise raise children in righteousness. The Bible condemns any form of sexual act that is considered “worthless” in God's eyes. homosexuality, beastiality, fornication, and adultery. They say it’s all love and everything, but really there is no true love, they are just looking for lust. God made man & woman as a perfect couple to be fruitful, multiply and replenish the earth. This was given by God not freely chosen. Going against His image & His design is going against Him. We aren't here to change the word of God the word of God is here to change us, What are the actual "fruits"-the results-of the homosexual lifestyle? Can't naturally have biological kids, Diseases, Suffering, Unfulfillment, Nothingness! homosexual activity leads to a host of serious transmitted diseases (STDs) HIV, fatal transmitted Infections, and physical health problems, mental health problems, major depression, anxiety, substance abuse and greater risk of suicidal and a greatly shortened lifespan and the suffering list goes on. Why are there so many diseases? Why such young deaths? it has to do with the sexual practices. It goes against how God created bodies to work. And when you violate God’s design, there are always consequences. Same-sex attraction is always an expression of the fallen nature. But if you repent now, God forgiveness starts the process and His power continues to work in us, when we say yes to Him. But when we fail to listen to God, then problems, affliction and suffering will be the consequence of disobedience. I say this lovingly and to say truth in love is to love one another. Do not value your homosexuality Sin more than you value God. The only hope for the homosexual and all people who break God's laws is to turn to Christ. if we want to walk with Christ we must repent and reject our fleshly desires and deny ourselves. God can save you from that horrible life and community. God promises the strength for victory over sin, including homosexuality, to all those who will believe in Jesus Christ for their salvation.
@@loveandfaithfulness4479go get a life instead of spitting your religious nonsense at everyone
2:40 My granddaughter is gay... funny xd
they should do this in antwerp
Levent A well yeah that's what i'm hoping but you can never know.. i think it's generally accepted here but i have seen a lot of homophobia regardless (especially from older people and young boys)
@Levent A Absolutely. Antwerp is even the 'gay capital' of Belgium
So many people are open minded but we still have the gay bashing ://
Zeno D i wouldn't call it a gay capital lol we don't have a place like new york. i got some nasty comments for kissing my girlfriend in antwerp (a man in at least his 50s saying 'you can take that to MY bedroom' and we were both clearly minors + no one nearby defending us and that same day a guy making scissorhands at us while staring really creepy when we were just holding hands). there are creeps and homophobes everywhere and unless you're in an lgbt+ zone like pride or a gay bar there's always the chance of being harassed, even in a progressive country like belgium, and seeing same gender pda is kinda rare
@@xhelene441 every country has it. Verbaly and physically
😂😂😂😂
I love Belgium..
#LGBTBELGIUM
je vous écris de belgique :D
sculpture dont have sexuality haha
Not yet
Je pense qu'ils sont au courant.
@@Ju-bj3ko pas dans la video
JK Rowling, is that you?
I'm not sure how sexuality relates to the Manneken Pis. What do you find funny about that?
le « moi je suis hetero mais… »
Dat zeggen er allemaal in het begin. 😂
When Soviet Union unleashes atomic hell on enjoy being blinded like men of sodam
People of Sodom were condemned for being unwelcoming, so if I were you I'd be more worried about burning in the eternal fire.
@@juanmanuelmoramontes3883 hell is a special place the I AM has took special pleasure in creating for those who don't find the TRUTH when it's been all around them He sent his SON missed that the SON sent the HOLY SPIRIT miss that I would guess better be buying a fire retardant suit might need it!!!!!!!?
I'm single gay desperately willing to couple
I think it is rude to wear those ugly yellow things when you interview people. As for the actually subject, I am happy that Belgians are so open-minded and accepting.
Uh why's that rude?
@@ani-gf6fu You should not hide your face when you talk with somebody. At least that is my opinion.
@@tomasosterdal8078
Tbh, it is necessary, as it helps to let people speak freely. We tend to vary with our answers if we preserve certain facial expressions from others
Yh plus maybe anonymity is better in case someone decides to stalk/harass them afterwards, god forbid
Well nowadays everybody is wearing a mask, so..
Western Europe is so more open and inclusive than the rest of the world.
lol i live there
🤦 🤦 🤦 🤦
1. Please tell me how you will multiply?
2. Who should help you to have children in the marriage you want?
3. Why would anyone help you to get to your children if you have chosen a form of cohabitation where you want to be and be exclusively with your sex partner?
4. What would be the benefit to society of the form of cohabitation you offer, where birth of children is impossible.
5.But be distrustful of each other to get to the children.
6. What would happen to the world if there were only gay and lesbian marriages?
7. Do you believe that you are not the creators of the world?
8. Why do you think you are oppressed?
9. Please tell me what is alpha and what is omega in your understanding?
10. Please tell me if there is a need for internationally established organizations to protect kleptomaniacs?
Jurij Nabukov What in the world are you talking about? There are many straight couples with fertility issues, and they can get help to have kids the same way that gay couples can: sperm donor, IVF, surrogacy or adoption. As long as th couple consists of two good people who could be good parents, it shouldn't matter to anyone if it's an opposite sex or same sex couple. And society does in no way ”suffer” from same sex couples living together. That is rididculous. And there will never be ONLY gay couples in the world, just as there will never be ONLY straight couples. Different sexual orientations have always existed and will always continue to exist. They balance each other out and it shouldn't be considered a problem. Also, there are many straight couples who choose to not have kids, or who can't have kids because of medical conditions. Should they not be allowed to live together or to get married just because they can't or don't want to have kids?
Those are a lot of questions for a normal topic....
1. Same way straight couples with fertility issues do. They don’t. They just adopt, get sperm donor (for lesbians), surrogate (for gay men), etc.
2. For lesbians? Same as straight couples where the man is infertile. Voluntary/paid sperm donors. For gay men? Same as straight couples where the woman is infertile. Surrogates.
3. Well, some sperm donors/surrogates are paid, some do it out of altruism just to help straight couples who can’t conceive and gay couples. My uncle did that once (which means I probably have hundreds of biological cousins with infertile [step-]dads and lesbian moms but if I ever meet them, they’re welcome to the fam-a-lam in my mind, aha).
4. Even if they don’t have one partner’s biological child through these methods, many adopt, which is good, because do you know how many orphans never get adopted? SO MANY. If anything, the world would really benefit from allowing adoption from gay couples, infertile straight couples, or even people who just would adopt out of the kindness of their heart (my friend said he would, he’s pansexual, so he actually could end up having to if he ends up with another man, but he said he would adopt even if he ended up with a woman, because one of his friends was adopted and he said he’s one of the best people he’s ever met, my friend is a little bit wholesome lmao).
5. I don’t even understand this question but gay couples are no more or less trustworthy than straight couples.
6. This will never happen, there will always be straight people (and bi/pansexuals who end up with members of the opposite sex), but even if it did, there would probably be more people willing to donate sperm/be a surrogate.
7. This question doesn’t make sense either, but anyone who believes they created the world probably belongs in a psychiatric ward.
8. People like you make them oppressed, js.
9. The.. Greek alphabet. Yeah. That’s just the Greek alphabet.
10. No, kleptomaniacs steal without restraint, they need help not protection.
Jurij Nabukov Question no.6 is actually laughable. We’re all different and that’s great, yet we have at least something in common (being humans). We’ve always been so diverse, embrace it unless you wanna get back to communism.
@@RainbowPawPrint Why are you mixing sexual orientation with children? Raising children is a tottaly different thema.
Guess Belgian people speak flemish?