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"they would bring up any child born using their son’s semen sample. And in the event of their death, their two daughters have given an undertaking in court that
by kylecazar 2y ago
"they would bring up any child born using their son’s semen sample. And in the event of their death, their two daughters have given an undertaking in court that they will take full responsibility for the child."
The sister has even volunteered to be the surrogate. Hopefully it's a gestational surrogacy.
- ahdhdixud 2y ago[flagged]
- benoau 2y agoAll children face a lottery of people and places to be born to and most of them are disgusting and unfair to the child…
- Qem 2y agoProbably anyone that goes to such lengths to have kids intends to raise them well. The kid will have above average odds of being raised by people that will love him/her.
- snvzz 2y ago>“We were very unlucky, we lost our son. But the court has given us a very precious gift. We would now be able to get our son back,” the mother, Harbir Kaur, told the BBC. This sentence suggests otherwise, unless it is a mistranslation. They are NOT getting their son back. They are getting a different person. And I'm not sure this is what the son wanted; It probably is not.
- laborcontract 2y agoas a parent, i know exactly what they mean. maybe when i was single i would have understood their words differently. sometimes we ought to lend others a charitable interpretation of their words.
- cassianoleal 2y agoAs a human being those words are creepy. As a parent, they are extra creepy.
- sshine 2y ago> anyone that goes to such lengths to have kids intends to raise them well By that logic, Jeffrey Epstein would have been the perfect father. Mr. Epstein's goal was to have 20 women at a time impregnated at his ranch. This is arguably going to an even greater length than this Indian family.
- ahdhdixud 2y ago[dead]