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Monday, November 21, 2011
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Official Anonymous Father's Day Trailer!
This is the official trailer for the new film that I am privileged to be part of! I'm the first chick in blue.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Timing is Everything
Karen posted a link here to go to Anderson Cooper’s clip about babies being sold to the highest bidder. I watched that video this morning, and wondered about the outrage that these people in the clip showed.
I didn’t wonder about their outrage because I thought they were over-reacting.
I wondered about it because when you get down to it, there’s only one thing that differentiates this situation from a typical surrogacy situation – the time line.
In a typical situation, the intended parents pick out the egg, pick out the sperm, and pick out the woman who will carry the baby, then the woman gets pregnant, has the baby, and everyone is happy.
In this case, the intended parents come in at the end.
So it’s a matter of timing.
I do think that this is a terrible situation, but aside from the fact that this is illegal while it’s perfectly legal to rearrange the order of events, why are people getting their panties in a wad? If any of them thought this through logically, they would see that their anger and disgust should be directed at the entire industry that profits from the commodification of people, no matter when the intended parents come into the picture.
Come on, people, don’t let a timeline dictate how you see what is right and wrong!
Originally posted here: http://familyscholars.org/2011/10/25/timing-is-everything/
I didn’t wonder about their outrage because I thought they were over-reacting.
I wondered about it because when you get down to it, there’s only one thing that differentiates this situation from a typical surrogacy situation – the time line.
In a typical situation, the intended parents pick out the egg, pick out the sperm, and pick out the woman who will carry the baby, then the woman gets pregnant, has the baby, and everyone is happy.
In this case, the intended parents come in at the end.
So it’s a matter of timing.
I do think that this is a terrible situation, but aside from the fact that this is illegal while it’s perfectly legal to rearrange the order of events, why are people getting their panties in a wad? If any of them thought this through logically, they would see that their anger and disgust should be directed at the entire industry that profits from the commodification of people, no matter when the intended parents come into the picture.
Come on, people, don’t let a timeline dictate how you see what is right and wrong!
Originally posted here: http://familyscholars.org/2011/10/25/timing-is-everything/
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