Madison Nienhuis
HS-2050
The concise argument
The value of being biologically related to one 's family
Introduction:
Imagine you grew up with two wonderful parents. Your mom and dad gave you everything they could, you had the best life, you had food every day, you had new clothes, and you had a bed to sleep in. You were all happy, besides the few silly fights you got in, but for the most part you all got along and you were a happy family. Then you turn 50 and you find out that you are not biologically related to both of your parents. Does this change anything about how you feel? Well, there are many people who do not like the idea of not being biologically related to their families. People like same sex couples are even going as far as one woman using her eggs and the other woman carrying the fetus. This allows for both women to be biologically related to the child, one is gestationally realated, and the other is genetaclyiologicaly related. Even if there are legitimate reasons to have a child that is biologically related to its family, there are still problems with this.
Thesis:
If people only …show more content…
It is fair for a couple to want a child that is related to both of them, but why is it so hard to want to help a child with no family. There are many couples who want to have children, but aren 't able to, and there are many children who want families, who never get the chance. There aren 't any good reasons for doctors to tell you this is necessary and to help with this. Not having a child that is biologically related to you doesn 't cause any medical problems for the parents or the child, and doesn 't cause any physical problems either. There is no medical reason for this, so it isn 't
HS-2050
The concise argument
The value of being biologically related to one 's family
Introduction:
Imagine you grew up with two wonderful parents. Your mom and dad gave you everything they could, you had the best life, you had food every day, you had new clothes, and you had a bed to sleep in. You were all happy, besides the few silly fights you got in, but for the most part you all got along and you were a happy family. Then you turn 50 and you find out that you are not biologically related to both of your parents. Does this change anything about how you feel? Well, there are many people who do not like the idea of not being biologically related to their families. People like same sex couples are even going as far as one woman using her eggs and the other woman carrying the fetus. This allows for both women to be biologically related to the child, one is gestationally realated, and the other is genetaclyiologicaly related. Even if there are legitimate reasons to have a child that is biologically related to its family, there are still problems with this.
Thesis:
If people only …show more content…
It is fair for a couple to want a child that is related to both of them, but why is it so hard to want to help a child with no family. There are many couples who want to have children, but aren 't able to, and there are many children who want families, who never get the chance. There aren 't any good reasons for doctors to tell you this is necessary and to help with this. Not having a child that is biologically related to you doesn 't cause any medical problems for the parents or the child, and doesn 't cause any physical problems either. There is no medical reason for this, so it isn 't