Once again you two are inspirational and what a relaxing informative podcast from one age range and an older one! These ought to be shown and opened up for discussion on major TV networks everywhere! You are both wonderful, loving people. 🤗 xxx
@ItsJustNick_ perhaps you can research some independent companies that make these type of documentary informative programs and send them a couple of podcasts! You are both informative and very genuine in what you say and explain. Being from a personal perspective makes it even more real. 🤗 Xxx
Another great episode! One of our best friends adopted a baby boy in Russia, of all places. It was one of the few countries that would allow a single man to adopt but he had to pretend to be straight, bring his mother with him to complete the process and bring “gifts” for the authorities.
It feels so weird how sexuality is even a question when adopting a child. Every sane human is capable of raising a child, like thats not a factor to be considered
Ant, your adoption story warmed my heart! I am a 63 year old American man, and I am adopted. i too went through the foster parent thing.... and you hit home with me with your candid talk. I too had horrible foster parents, I ended up being sexually abused many times by them, it was physical and mental torture! But today, i am ok. I do not dwell on the past. Because, there is NOTHING I can do to change it! I was eventually adopted by a loving couple at age 13, and moved on! I am also a gay man, and like your "old gays" This was NEVER spoken about by me to my parents. Thank you for your honesty, and willingness to share with us your story! Much love and respect you you and Nick... and your "old gays"... on the podcast! PEACE!
You are so brave for sharing your story i am 29 i was adopted by my grandparents and i was sexually abused by a family member when i was 11 and they where 20 i have dealt with the tramua mostly but still hold quite a bit of tramua surronding it
I was also sexual assualted in high school which was another trauma that i still have trauma over but i plan on going back to therapy again to help sort things i have been through out and be able to fully move past them as much as possible
It is really nice to hear Anthony and Nick talk about the future, it felt authentic when Anthony talked about his childhood too. A loving and caring home environment is key to happiness, it is sad Anthony does not know his dad.
Absolutely love this interaction between young and old. I am an old gay with children, grandchildren and a great grandchildren. Life is great !!! grandchildren
It's a beautiful thing that we've finally gotten to this point but what is sad is the way things use to be where people couldn't just be themselves for so long.
My Grandfather was an Orphan, who was adopted by a Norwegian family. He taught me how to play Chess, and how to carve a walking stick. He died from a neurological disorder, when i was 12 twelve. I miss him every day. 🐧🍎🍏💙
Wow! I enjoyed that episode so much, so many aspects of it struck a chord with me in so many ways. I am enjoying young gays and old gays as a concept so much. Many thanks to all four of you for putting over these subjects in such an informative yet caring and loving way.
As a gay couple married 10 years ago in the United States, even 5-8 years ago, it was difficult to be placed with a newborn baby as a gay couple. Our 4 year journey to adopt a newborn was unsuccessful, and expensive. We have other gay friends that have had success more recently, and I have enjoyed watching another TH-cam couple adopt twice. I’ll enjoy watching your adoption journey from afar, if you choose to share it. Us “older gays” who wanted a child but couldn’t are reassured that life is better when you young gays succeed in life. Thanks for this content!
Nick, I can't believe you and your own husband, Anthony are both talking to Dan and Frank about having kids and surrogacy or adoption on this video, I'm proud of you for that!!! ❤❤❤
I don’t normally watch Podcasts because they’re longer than my attention span, but this was brilliant. So interesting and so articulate. Thanks ever so much.
Me and my husband had our first set of twins at 27 in 2009. Then fast forward to 2019 we welcomed another set of twins. Having kids was/is the greatest thing I've ever done.
I love your podcasts so much & was really looking forward to this one.. Its so refreshing to see this dialogue betweeen 2 generations. Thanks again, Dan, Frank, Ant & Nick! Ant, thank you so much for talking so candidly about your childhood experience. You will be a wonderful father when the time comes. Can't wait for the next episode! 💞💞
Ohhh 💔 Ant’s story is so heartbreaking but inspiring too! This episode is full of wisdom, people (gay or straight) really shouldn't have children if they're not ready to love them whatever happens and sometimes decision not to give birth at all is much more appropriate… but it’s such a pleasure to listen young mans wanna be parents one day 🥰🫶 I’m sure u’ll be good at it and adoption is a good option for u and great opportunity to one little girl 🎀 good luck guys!
Everyone can have kids at their own pace and when it’s right for them. Some people can have them at 22 and some wait until they’re 40. It doesn’t matter, let them do it when it’s their own time.
@@evening_streets That’s not what’s she’s doing at all, she said “you’re at the right age to start a family”, which is inaccurate as there is no right age. Everyone is individual in terms of when to have kids, and it comes off as pressuring when you tell someone that they should start talking about it.
As a parent, I’d say 30-35 is a solid age for having kids! You’ve spent your 20’s travelling & enjoying life as the two of you, your career, your freedom! But at 30ish, you are still young, have energy to chase around a toddler & cope with less sleep 😅 And, by the time your kids turn 18, you’ll only be in your late 40’s/early 50’s - (hopefully) still plenty of life to live after your kids become independent! You’ll be great Dads if that’s what you choose 😊
Its a great podcast and great idea to do an intergenerational perspective on being gay. From what the both older guys say, it seems they came out in their twenties or early thirties. They had no experience of the wider gay community when they were in their teens. I came out in the 80s and lived with my boyfriend when I was 17, he was 17 too and many of my peers in the same situation were of the same age. Quite a few gay men had children, either through previous marriage, turkey baster method with lesbians or loco parentis arrangements.
Another superb episode! thank you for providing role models to young gays like me 😄 ! Will you do a podcast one day about your advice for young gay people? Love 🧡😁
We are filming tomorrow for Episode 6. This topic all about Coming Out. It will include advice for those wanting to come out through the experience of all of us.
As every week goes by I find Frank more & more attractive. Not only is he handsome but he seems like a really kind, caring, intelligent and genuine person. I love this podcast & look forward to it every week. Thank you & Happy Pride! ❤🏳️🌈🌈
I was 20 when i had my daughter but for me i was ready even though i was young i definitley felt ready but whenever you guys are ready is what is right for you
One of the problems I met my Husband I was 43 and my future husband was almost 50 yrs. We felt that the we were to old to have kids. The problems was the hassle of adoption was pretty tough. The laws were pretty strict on adoption against gays. Also our finances weren't the best at that time.
As a long time subscriber I’m so glad to see you guys back. I love the format of this podcast. I throughly enjoy hearing the conversations you all have. Looking forward to what’s coming next! Sending love and good vibes ❤️💖❤️
As a parent, I do think around age 30 is a solid age for kids. You’ve got your 20’s to travel & enjoy your freedom. I’m so glad I did that. Then in your 30’s, you’ve still got plenty of energy to chase around after kids & cope with less sleep 😅 and you are still fairly young as your kids get older. I’ll be 50 when youngest turns 18, which is still plenty of time to live life at the other side of parenting too!
Harrowing but authentic Ant thank you x You should know the adoption clinate in th UK is changing. Local authorities are pushing more than ever for open adoptions. Consider this when planning your family ❤
In the UK going through surrogacy in the US is now given a path thanks to a gay couple that did this a fought the system in the UK. The entire process went public and was in the UK news media. They gay couple eventually won their case for both parents to become fathers and the child with duel citizenship. Always use a lawyer for the many legal hoops you’ll need for protections and rights.
But your alls podcast has made me confident in being over all in being more open about the fact that i am pansexual at 29 i have beenthrough alot and i struggle with my anxiety because alot of the time when i open up to people i feel i am just burdening them when i do #notificationsquad
You should watch/talk with Tom Daley and Dustin Lance Black who now have 2 children by surrogacy (in the US) and had brought the 1st one in London but now live in LA
@@ItsJustNick_That Was An Amazingly Incredible Episode You Guys Actually Made Me Crazy About Upcoming Episode And I Think This Was The Best Episode Till The Date And Ant's Story About How He Gone Through Foster Care Makes Me Emotional And Having This Instense Topic You Guys Won The Heart Of Everyone
I just wanna know why the mature couple. Think that they are too old ? I think that it would be so awesome for them to adopt and kid that super in age that is struggling to find a home because so many people want to adopt babies. I just think that it would add so much to their world!
Not a lawyer, but anyone born in the US is an American (assuming paperwork is done which if you're born in America, you'd have an American Birth Certificate issued by the state). In the UK, you'd have to then apply for them to have UK citizenship (but would still be entitled to one as two British citizen parents).
I had a 59 year relationship and we had a business together and you young people, to me , think this is like adopting a dog. Dog die after 10 year, kids are yours for a lifetime. that takes a tremendous compitment, You will have no travel, and no life really. This is not a joke, this is real and you have to think for a great time about children. I think it is a fad now and very sad for the children. ADoption is not a fad.
I grew up knowing my bio dad he was my grandmothers son the grandmother that adopted me my bio dad passed away when i was 14 i dont really have a connection with my bio mom
Nick and Ant a fantastic podcast with this item Love You Both i hope to meet you some day Lovely 💖 Couple greetings and love from the netherlands 💞😘🍀😊 can't wait till the next one and still love and like the other podcasts and youre video's 🥰😃 one last extra thing Ant very proud of You and also difficult that You where talking about Your adoption and what happend in the past with your youth trauma i know how you feel in a different way because i have also a heavy trauma ( i hope this is good written in english) from what i've been through. So good and glad that You moved on and moving on with every day what the good and lovely days will bring You every time also with Nick the Two of You are the best for eachother sinds all time what could of happen in Your lives .For You and Both of You a Big Hug and Love to both of you wrote it earlyer but again many Loving 💖 lovely happy years with eachother and the best of luck for both of you love 💞😘🍀
Im bi & i dont even want straight sex 😂 I didnt even know Ant was adobted, i watch 2 families who foster & then adobted children Its a beautyful thing, id recamend you guys do that @CrazyPieces @CrazyMiddles , could also do what neil patrick harris & his husband did combine sperm & have twins lol , Blood doesnt make a family , it is tough , hugs Ant ❤ shoutout to Ants parents
I think gay life has gone too far for me it feel like i cant do anything as a gay man and all other gay men always get what they want i cant even find a god damn proper relationship I feel like i would live in the 1960s 70s when you just had to pretend and hide for who you are i dont say this to be mean i just say this because I wanna be honest my gay life is terrible thats my truth 🏳️🌈
Honesty i needed this after finding out im asexual qnd it's quiet upsetting and my late partner leaves me but veen really struggling and you have you tough a rough times thank you bith very much 💙🩵❄️🩵💙
As a parent, I do think around age 30 is a solid age for kids. You’ve got your 20’s to travel & enjoy your freedom. I’m so glad I did that. Then in your 30’s, you’ve still got plenty of energy to chase around after kids & cope with less sleep 😅 and you are still fairly young as your kids get older. I’ll be 50 when youngest turns 18, which is still plenty of time to live life at the other side of parenting too!
As a parent, I do think around age 30 is a solid age for kids. You’ve got your 20’s to travel & enjoy your freedom. I’m so glad I did that. Then in your 30’s, you’ve still got plenty of energy to chase around after kids & cope with less sleep 😅 and you are still fairly young as your kids get older. I’ll be 50 when youngest turns 18, which is still plenty of time to live life at the other side of parenting too!
As a parent, I do think around age 30 is a solid age for kids. You’ve got your 20’s to travel & enjoy your freedom. I’m so glad I did that. Then in your 30’s, you’ve still got plenty of energy to chase around after kids & cope with less sleep 😅 and you are still fairly young as your kids get older. I’ll be 50 when youngest turns 18, which is still plenty of time to live life at the other side of parenting too!
Once again you two are inspirational and what a relaxing informative podcast from one age range and an older one! These ought to be shown and opened up for discussion on major TV networks everywhere! You are both wonderful, loving people. 🤗 xxx
Awe thank you!! Maybe one day aha
@ItsJustNick_ perhaps you can research some independent companies that make these type of documentary informative programs and send them a couple of podcasts! You are both informative and very genuine in what you say and explain. Being from a personal perspective makes it even more real. 🤗
Xxx
Another great episode! One of our best friends adopted a baby boy in Russia, of all places. It was one of the few countries that would allow a single man to adopt but he had to pretend to be straight, bring his mother with him to complete the process and bring “gifts” for the authorities.
It feels so weird how sexuality is even a question when adopting a child. Every sane human is capable of raising a child, like thats not a factor to be considered
@@CrisCheese_ its not. The reasons for why gay men particularly were/are banned from adoption are all really based on homophobic stereotypes.
Watching this episode today has me in tears, you are so loving and respectful and will make great parents.
Ant, your adoption story warmed my heart! I am a 63 year old American man, and I am adopted. i too went through the foster parent thing.... and you hit home with me with your candid talk. I too had horrible foster parents, I ended up being sexually abused many times by them, it was physical and mental torture! But today, i am ok. I do not dwell on the past. Because, there is NOTHING I can do to change it! I was eventually adopted by a loving couple at age 13, and moved on! I am also a gay man, and like your "old gays" This was NEVER spoken about by me to my parents. Thank you for your honesty, and willingness to share with us your story! Much love and respect you you and Nick... and your "old gays"... on the podcast! PEACE!
wow, thank you for sharing your story with us!
You are so brave for sharing your story i am 29 i was adopted by my grandparents and i was sexually abused by a family member when i was 11 and they where 20 i have dealt with the tramua mostly but still hold quite a bit of tramua surronding it
I was also sexual assualted in high school which was another trauma that i still have trauma over but i plan on going back to therapy again to help sort things i have been through out and be able to fully move past them as much as possible
It is really nice to hear Anthony and Nick talk about the future, it felt authentic when Anthony talked about his childhood too. A loving and caring home environment is key to happiness, it is sad Anthony does not know his dad.
Absolutely love this interaction between young and old. I am an old gay with children, grandchildren and a great grandchildren. Life is great !!! grandchildren
Thanks Greg!!
It's a beautiful thing that we've finally gotten to this point but what is sad is the way things use to be where people couldn't just be themselves for so long.
As an adopted kid who was abused in foster care for 3 years, it’s comforting to know I’m not alone
My Grandfather was an Orphan, who was adopted by a Norwegian family. He taught me how to play Chess, and how to carve a walking stick. He died from a neurological disorder, when i was 12 twelve. I miss him every day. 🐧🍎🍏💙
As an adopted now adult, ally, I fully support this. Please do this.
Wow! I enjoyed that episode so much, so many aspects of it struck a chord with me in so many ways. I am enjoying young gays and old gays as a concept so much. Many thanks to all four of you for putting over these subjects in such an informative yet caring and loving way.
As a gay couple married 10 years ago in the United States, even 5-8 years ago, it was difficult to be placed with a newborn baby as a gay couple. Our 4 year journey to adopt a newborn was unsuccessful, and expensive. We have other gay friends that have had success more recently, and I have enjoyed watching another TH-cam couple adopt twice. I’ll enjoy watching your adoption journey from afar, if you choose to share it. Us “older gays” who wanted a child but couldn’t are reassured that life is better when you young gays succeed in life. Thanks for this content!
Nick, I can't believe you and your own husband, Anthony are both talking to Dan and Frank about having kids and surrogacy or adoption on this video, I'm proud of you for that!!! ❤❤❤
Awee this means so much! Thank you
Kids are NOT accessories!
@@EthanLomasdepends on how cute they are.
I don’t normally watch Podcasts because they’re longer than my attention span, but this was brilliant. So interesting and so articulate. Thanks ever so much.
thank you so so much! means a lot to us all!!
Your best episode, so far, for me. Congrats! 🎉
Congratulations, I'll always stay attuned to your life, especially having kids in the future.
Thank you for the support
Me and my husband had our first set of twins at 27 in 2009. Then fast forward to 2019 we welcomed another set of twins. Having kids was/is the greatest thing I've ever done.
I love your podcasts so much & was really looking forward to this one.. Its so refreshing to see this dialogue betweeen 2 generations. Thanks again, Dan, Frank, Ant & Nick! Ant, thank you so much for talking so candidly about your childhood experience. You will be a wonderful father when the time comes. Can't wait for the next episode! 💞💞
Thanks for joining us!
This is so inspiring and educative❤
Ohhh 💔 Ant’s story is so heartbreaking but inspiring too!
This episode is full of wisdom, people (gay or straight) really shouldn't have children if they're not ready to love them whatever happens and sometimes decision not to give birth at all is much more appropriate… but it’s such a pleasure to listen young mans wanna be parents one day 🥰🫶 I’m sure u’ll be good at it and adoption is a good option for u and great opportunity to one little girl 🎀 good luck guys!
One of the most beautiful discussion. Thank you.
Love this podcast so much and really love the topics you guys discuss. Informative and fun at the same time- Old Gays New Gays really has it all!!💙💙
Thanks! ❤
Was running late this morning, but better late than never. Really enjoying the topics you've picked. Take ❤❤
Having kids is truly a blessing i definitley feel blessed to be a momma
You’re the right age to start a family with kids. It takes time to get the wheels in process so good time to start talking about it.
Everyone can have kids at their own pace and when it’s right for them. Some people can have them at 22 and some wait until they’re 40. It doesn’t matter, let them do it when it’s their own time.
@sweetielove11 she's not pressuring or controlling, only letting them know it's OK. No need to be so defensive.
@@evening_streets That’s not what’s she’s doing at all, she said “you’re at the right age to start a family”, which is inaccurate as there is no right age. Everyone is individual in terms of when to have kids, and it comes off as pressuring when you tell someone that they should start talking about it.
i'm under 30 and i didnt no anyone who had gay parents. i love how it is normalised now
As a parent, I’d say 30-35 is a solid age for having kids! You’ve spent your 20’s travelling & enjoying life as the two of you, your career, your freedom! But at 30ish, you are still young, have energy to chase around a toddler & cope with less sleep 😅 And, by the time your kids turn 18, you’ll only be in your late 40’s/early 50’s - (hopefully) still plenty of life to live after your kids become independent!
You’ll be great Dads if that’s what you choose 😊
Its a great podcast and great idea to do an intergenerational perspective on being gay. From what the both older guys say, it seems they came out in their twenties or early thirties. They had no experience of the wider gay community when they were in their teens. I came out in the 80s and lived with my boyfriend when I was 17, he was 17 too and many of my peers in the same situation were of the same age. Quite a few gay men had children, either through previous marriage, turkey baster method with lesbians or loco parentis arrangements.
Another superb episode! thank you for providing role models to young gays like me 😄 ! Will you do a podcast one day about your advice for young gay people?
Love 🧡😁
We are filming tomorrow for Episode 6. This topic all about Coming Out. It will include advice for those wanting to come out through the experience of all of us.
@@ItsJustNick_ Oh such a nice topic 😄
Throw us any other topics you’d like to hear advice about as well. Nick and Ant are great role models.
I agree. They have so much good advice to give to young gay people.
I love this podcast sm
As every week goes by I find Frank more & more attractive. Not only is he handsome but he seems like a really kind, caring, intelligent and genuine person. I love this podcast & look forward to it every week. Thank you & Happy Pride! ❤🏳️🌈🌈
I LOVE how the have got the future planed out you are the best you tube couple I have watched in many years. You are the best gay couple.
I was 20 when i had my daughter but for me i was ready even though i was young i definitley felt ready but whenever you guys are ready is what is right for you
i love this podcast e i love you all! You are so caring and kind 😍❤❤
Love the podcast but above all I just love and adore Ant. You are one of the reasons I am gay and love guys.
I mean you do you I am rooting for you guys
Thank you Tiara!!
Hi Nick & Ant, I love your podcast channel. And also this one. Big fan of you guy's. greetings from Belgium ❤
Awesome! Thank you!
One of the problems I met my Husband I was 43 and my future husband was almost 50 yrs. We felt that the we were to old to have
kids. The problems was the hassle of adoption was pretty tough. The laws were pretty strict on adoption against gays. Also our finances weren't the best at that time.
As a long time subscriber I’m so glad to see you guys back. I love the format of this podcast. I throughly enjoy hearing the conversations you all have. Looking forward to what’s coming next! Sending love and good vibes ❤️💖❤️
Awesome! Thank you!
As a parent, I do think around age 30 is a solid age for kids. You’ve got your 20’s to travel & enjoy your freedom. I’m so glad I did that. Then in your 30’s, you’ve still got plenty of energy to chase around after kids & cope with less sleep 😅 and you are still fairly young as your kids get older. I’ll be 50 when youngest turns 18, which is still plenty of time to live life at the other side of parenting too!
LovelyOnes!!!! Always!!!!
aweee thank you 😍
Harrowing but authentic Ant thank you x
You should know the adoption clinate in th UK is changing. Local authorities are pushing more than ever for open adoptions. Consider this when planning your family ❤
In the UK going through surrogacy in the US is now given a path thanks to a gay couple that did this a fought the system in the UK. The entire process went public and was in the UK news media. They gay couple eventually won their case for both parents to become fathers and the child with duel citizenship. Always use a lawyer for the many legal hoops you’ll need for protections and rights.
But your alls podcast has made me confident in being over all in being more open about the fact that i am pansexual at 29 i have beenthrough alot and i struggle with my anxiety because alot of the time when i open up to people i feel i am just burdening them when i do #notificationsquad
"Give back to the system". This sounds so mature and generous boys. You can be so proud of the young men you are. I love you, boys.
You should watch/talk with Tom Daley and Dustin Lance Black who now have 2 children by surrogacy (in the US) and had brought the 1st one in London but now live in LA
Denied adoptions hurts the many children in need of a family much more than potential parents that have the means to raise good healthy children.
Hey nick and ant you guys are going to be amazing parents ❤ ♥ 💕 💖
Waiting 🔥🔥🔥
What are your thoughts on todays episode?
@@ItsJustNick_That Was An Amazingly Incredible Episode You Guys Actually Made Me Crazy About Upcoming Episode And I Think This Was The Best Episode Till The Date And Ant's Story About How He Gone Through Foster Care Makes Me Emotional And Having This Instense Topic You Guys Won The Heart Of Everyone
I was adopted by my grandparents when i was a 1 year and a half old
LovelyOnes!!!! Always!!!! With Lovely People!!!!
The Old Gays are the best company! Thanks for watching!
#NOTIFICATIONSQUAD hey ❤
you remembered!
@@ItsJustNick_ of course
Ant and Nick would love to meet you in person
I think Nick and Ant would be great parents when they decide to have kids💙💙
I am truly blessed to have my mother in law and husband i consider my mother in law like a second mom too me
What is considered a good age to adopt or have kids?
That has to be your choice.
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I just wanna know why the mature couple. Think that they are too old ? I think that it would be so awesome for them to adopt and kid that super in age that is struggling to find a home because so many people want to adopt babies. I just think that it would add so much to their world!
Hi Tajr. Thanks for those Kind thoughts. Who knows, maybe one day. Daniel (one of the matures)
@@djweisbeck If you want to do it, do it. Age is a just number. But don't wait too long. I'm sure those children would love you two as dads.
Not a lawyer, but anyone born in the US is an American (assuming paperwork is done which if you're born in America, you'd have an American Birth Certificate issued by the state). In the UK, you'd have to then apply for them to have UK citizenship (but would still be entitled to one as two British citizen parents).
I think you guys will make good parents
Nick and Ant you never planned to come to phoenix az az
We've never actually! Maybe one day!
I had a 59 year relationship and we had a business together and you young people, to me , think this is like adopting a dog. Dog die after 10 year, kids are yours for a lifetime. that takes a tremendous compitment, You will have no travel, and no life really. This is not a joke, this is real and you have to think for a great time about children. I think it is a fad now and very sad for the children. ADoption is not a fad.
I grew up knowing my bio dad he was my grandmothers son the grandmother that adopted me my bio dad passed away when i was 14 i dont really have a connection with my bio mom
Ohhh proud of you two❤ love from Pakistan ❤
Waiting ❤
What are your thoughts on todays Episode?
@@ItsJustNick_ i loved it i can't wait for the next one
The abuse Gay parents cope is so wrong and unjust
Very true..
The only thing i wasnt prepared for that was my mom dieing when i 3 months pregnant with my oldest
Hi
Hey what's up??
fine
Thank you
Nick and Ant a fantastic podcast with this item Love You Both i hope to meet you some day Lovely 💖 Couple greetings and love from the netherlands 💞😘🍀😊 can't wait till the next one and still love and like the other podcasts and youre video's 🥰😃 one last extra thing Ant very proud of You and also difficult that You where talking about Your adoption and what happend in the past with your youth trauma i know how you feel in a different way because i have also a heavy trauma ( i hope this is good written in english) from what i've been through. So good and glad that You moved on and moving on with every day what the good and lovely days will bring You every time also with Nick the Two of You are the best for eachother sinds all time what could of happen in Your lives .For You and Both of You a Big Hug and Love to both of you wrote it earlyer but again many Loving 💖 lovely happy years with eachother and the best of luck for both of you love 💞😘🍀
Hiiii besties
Hey Hannah!
OMG 🎉🎉🎉🎉
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Did you know that World Adoption Day is celebrated on November 9 🌈
Many mothers as late as the 70's when single were forced to adopt out their :::: babies.
Having Kids is a Biological obligation unless unable to ie medical reasons etc Gays n Lesbians can have kids & say no to abuse.
Hellooooooo
Hey how's it going?
I'm good!
Hope you two have a great week 🫶🏻
I have three kids i am twenty nine i have a 9 year old daughter i have a 5 year old son and i have a two year old son
Awe 🫢
The difference between rich gay couples and poor gay couples is children.
#Notificationsquad
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Im bi & i dont even want straight sex 😂 I didnt even know Ant was adobted, i watch 2 families who foster & then adobted children Its a beautyful thing, id recamend you guys do that @CrazyPieces @CrazyMiddles , could also do what neil patrick harris & his husband did combine sperm & have twins lol , Blood doesnt make a family , it is tough , hugs Ant ❤ shoutout to Ants parents
Itsjustnick sorry if any my comments have been tramua dumping cause if it has i apologize
Not to get off topic gentlemen but I saw you guys on "Below Deck" you had a rough time with a terrible chef who wouldn't get up to get you snacks.
Sorry for the tramua dump
well i'm a transguy
adopt me, fo'real; I'll train with Anthony.
Is it wise to have kids knowing they could be bullied because their parents frequently post pornography?!
There’s none of that, and many people have accounts from that website, no one cares. Your homophobia is showing.
hey pookieee
Hey Kai!!
Happy child rearing !!!!
Too early. You two behave and act like kids at the moment, first you have to mature up.
Believe me you don't want to live in the USA these days.
I think gay life has gone too far for me it feel like i cant do anything as a gay man and all other gay men always get what they want i cant even find a god damn proper relationship I feel like i would live in the 1960s 70s when you just had to pretend and hide for who you are i dont say this to be mean i just say this because I wanna be honest my gay life is terrible thats my truth 🏳️🌈
Oh, really. I feel sorry for the kid. It's more then enough with one mom!
Honesty i needed this after finding out im asexual qnd it's quiet upsetting and my late partner leaves me but veen really struggling and you have you tough a rough times thank you bith very much 💙🩵❄️🩵💙
As a parent, I do think around age 30 is a solid age for kids. You’ve got your 20’s to travel & enjoy your freedom. I’m so glad I did that. Then in your 30’s, you’ve still got plenty of energy to chase around after kids & cope with less sleep 😅 and you are still fairly young as your kids get older. I’ll be 50 when youngest turns 18, which is still plenty of time to live life at the other side of parenting too!
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As a parent, I do think around age 30 is a solid age for kids. You’ve got your 20’s to travel & enjoy your freedom. I’m so glad I did that. Then in your 30’s, you’ve still got plenty of energy to chase around after kids & cope with less sleep 😅 and you are still fairly young as your kids get older. I’ll be 50 when youngest turns 18, which is still plenty of time to live life at the other side of parenting too!
As a parent, I do think around age 30 is a solid age for kids. You’ve got your 20’s to travel & enjoy your freedom. I’m so glad I did that. Then in your 30’s, you’ve still got plenty of energy to chase around after kids & cope with less sleep 😅 and you are still fairly young as your kids get older. I’ll be 50 when youngest turns 18, which is still plenty of time to live life at the other side of parenting too!