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| Single man buys a baby in South America, poses with the owner of the surrogacy agency |
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Sodomists are buying babies. Boy babies. In the US, in the UK. Gay men gather at conferences in New York, London and elsewhere to learn how to do slavery and child trafficking, because selling humans is legal if you call it surrogacy. In the 21st century. Makes those tedious 'safeguarding' workshops look like an ambulance at the bottom of the cliff.
Women who are hard-up, perhaps desperate, let themselves in for this in spite of the 3X higher risk in gestational surrogacy for severe complications (sepsis, pre-eclampsia and postpartum haemorrhage) for money, from gay men who might decide they don't want the baby after all.
The gay community call it adoption. How nice. How altruistic. How deceitful. There's no oversight and few background checks. Buying babies is not adoption, it's predation.
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The number of those men who 'adopt' who are pedophiles is unknown but it'd be a non-zero figure. You know how feminists complained about the patriarchy objectifying men? Now women themselves are objectified as 'hosts' so gay men can cosplay as Mum and Dad. If this fills you with rage, so it should and such horrific depravity is reported here only to raise awareness, lobby MPs and get surrogacy banned.
Pope John Paul II called “pressure for homosexual relationships to be recognised as a different form of family, which are also entitled to the right to adopt a violation of God’s law” and an “ideology of evil…seeking to use human rights against humanity and the family”.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church states that “techniques that entail the dissociation of husband and wife, by the intrusion of a person other than the couple (donation of sperm or ovum, surrogate uterus) are gravely immoral.
" (H)eterologous artificial insemination and fertilization) infringe the child’s right to be born of a father and mother known to him and bound to each other by marriage. They betray the spouses’ ‘right to become a father and a mother only through each other.’”
2023 New York Surrogacy Conference & Expo.
They had a drag queen to babysit the kids at the conference
For many gay men, the path to fatherhood through surrogacy can seem complex, daunting, and costly. However, with a growing interest and more accessible resources, the journey is at least becoming clearer, especially for men in New York City.
In 2005, a group of gay men met at New York City’s LGBT Center to discuss surrogacy due to the limited resources and the complexities of needing egg donors and surrogates. These gatherings evolved into a nonprofit known as Men Having Babies, which began hosting traveling conferences for prospective fathers in 2012.
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| A puppy gets to stay with its mother before re-homing, but not this human baby |
On Sept. 13-15, gay men interested in exploring their fatherhood options will reunite again in midtown Manhattan at the annual New York Surrogacy Conference & Expo.
The sessions at New York Surrogacy Conference & Expo include how to financially plan out each phase of the process, what to think of when picking an egg donor, legal and medical considerations for the surrogacy parenthood path, guidance on selecting an agency, and factors that impact prospective parents’ timelines.
Additionally, Men Having Babies added new sessions for the New York City conference. They include information on navigating surrogacy independently — without an agency — and ways to access inclusive surrogacy benefits at work.
For those who can’t attend, Men Having Babies encourages them to still explore family planning benefits at their workplace. Last year, the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) issued an expanded description of infertility that is now inclusive of singles and LGBTQIA+ individuals.
With each year, more self-insured workplaces are offering all employees $10,000 to $80,000 in family planning support regardless of their marital status, sexual orientation, or gender identity.
“We try to really educate our community because we believe that the more informed you are about how to make this decision, the more information you have about the overall options, the better your decision will be,” says Yan Dekel, Men Having Babies’ communication & community coordinator.
The conference also connects attendees with gay-friendly agencies, clinics, law firms, and other surrogacy providers from the New York area and across the country. Data from last year’s attendees show that approximately 69% of attendees are from the tri-state, with the remaining 31% coming from other states and countries such as Canada and Japan.
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| Even puppies get to stay with their mother before they're rehomed |
Single and married men will also have the opportunity to build community with each other through various moments of connection, including a welcome reception, a social night out, and a lunch workshop for prospective single fathers.
“I feel that the most rewarding thing in a conference is seeing how many people are in the same boat as you are. To see how many other people like you are clueless about surrogacy and trying to learn as much as you are trying to learn,” says Dekel.
Dekel adds, “We’ve also seen more and more single guys who have decided not to wait to have a relationship in order to become fathers, and they’re trying to do this by themselves.
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A single man talks to me before the conference, thinking that they’re only one, and suddenly you’re in a room with 40 other single guys who have the same worries as you do. It’s really amazing. It’s comforting, and it’s a totally different feeling than trying to figure it out by yourself on the Internet.”
While the conference provides attendees with extensive information, it can be overwhelming. Dekel emphasizes that attending allows participants to gather information from a credible source rather than navigating the Internet alone, where information may be unreliable, limited, or confusing.
Whether you’re ready to start your fatherhood journey or simply explore your options, the MHB 2024 New York Surrogacy Conference & Expo offers insights and connections to help you make informed decisions. To register, visit menhavingbabies.org/surrogacy-seminars/ny/ and uncover the best path for you. https://gaycitynews.com/men-having-babies-surrogacy-conference-nyc-2024/
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| Pieter Schoubroeck (c1570–1607), “The Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah”
‘Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness.’
Isaiah 5:20 |
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