Talk:Queer Parenting
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Hey! I really like your topic and what you have so far is really good. One thing I would suggest is adding a section talking about gay male parents as well. Your pages focuses a lot on the idea of motherhood and lesbian parenting so I would also include discussing what it's like for men, especially in a society where motherhood is prized. Alternatively, you could only talk about female parents but I would change the title to reflect more on that.
I think the idea for this wiki page is extremely interesting. The title caught my eyes right away. However, I would suggest providing a definition for “queer parents/couples” for people who are maybe confused for who did not previously encountered such word. Additionally, maybe ending your wiki page with some resources/facilities here in Vancouver will benefit readers as well! (Just an idea!) Thanks for reading and good luck!
I think the idea for this wiki page is extremely interesting. The title caught my eyes right away. However, I would suggest providing a definition for “queer parents/couples” for people who are maybe confused for who did not previously encountered such word. Additionally, maybe ending your wiki page with some resources/facilities here in Vancouver will benefit readers as well! (Just an idea!) Thanks for reading and good luck!
This topic is extremely interesting and provokes a lot of thought, I enjoy the perspective you took on it. I would suggest defining the word “butch” when it is first used in the introduction paragraph. I had a general understanding of this term but looking it up and finding it’s precise meaning helped me understand the rest of the article better. In addition, I think it would be interesting to discuss how society regularly expects parenting to have both a male father figure and a female mother figure and how homosexual mothers may be effected by this stigma. This is a very interesting topic, good job!