Category Archives: sympathy
Should Gay (Good As You) Couples Be Allowed To Adopt?
LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans-gender), same-sex, or gay (for short) adoption is the adoption of children by LGBT parents, either individually, or as a couple. Several States in the US allow gay couples to adopt and a few specifically prohibit … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, catholicism, children, Christians, empathy, family, God, Jews, Law, Misconceptions, Muslims, parents, Politics, Relationships, religion, sympathy
2 Comments
Can’t We Be Both A Giver And A Taker?
It’s so common to hear people divided into givers and takers, but can’t we be both? I prefer to give, but will gratefully accept help and gifts. Maybe the difference is between ‘taking’ and ‘accepting’?
Posted in love, Misconceptions, Relationships, sympathy, urban legends
1 Comment
