Just noticing this -- and the 1st link is quite nice indeed, thanks, but how does it support your argument? Jump from family structures to "safe spaces" is a b

Just noticing this -- and the 1st link is quite nice indeed, thanks, but how does it support your argument? Jump from family structures to "safe spaces" is a bit of a stretch imo -- but if we do it, I'd say it argues for us to be accomodating of multiple arrangements depending what fits specific people, rather than forcing everyone into one convention. And the 2nd one is rather unpersuasive on multiple levels.