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Okay, it's a cartoon and how they want to change it is their ball game. I mean, between "The Simpsons" and that space cartoon with the commander in the short kilt......to say nothing of Bugs Bunny constantly being in drag......does it really matter?
Loud House has a kid with two dads. I watched that show with my daughter when she was 6-ish. Cute show, but funny how she never asked me why the kid had two dads or even mentioned it was odd. I don't think it's so much about pushing an agenda and trying to convert kids to homosexuality, as it is just trying to teach acceptance and diversity. I didn't have issues with it.
How did she even become a single mom in the first place if she is a lesbian.
Why should a little children's cartoon make children care about the sexual preferences of any single mom?
Was Betty Rubble or Wilma Flintstone bisexual, or lesbian? Is that why Betty never had a baby, because she was a lesbian and Barney was a trans man??? That Flintstones cartoon needs its own reboot.
Well. There's a few different ways this can happen. This should have been covered in school, but I can't assume you've been. The first way is the man puts his penis into the woman's vagina. The man ejaculates into the woman, and the sperm joins with the woman's egg, if she's ovulated.
Another way is artificial insemination, where sperm is injected into the woman's cervix, and the injected sperm joins with the egg.
Another way is IVF, or in vitro fertilization. It involves retrieving eggs from a woman's ovaries and fertilizing them with sperm. This fertilized egg is known as an embryo. The embryo can then be frozen for storage or transferred to a woman's uterus.
After conception, through rapid cell division, the embryo grows into a fetus, the fetus into a baby, and nine months later (usually), through a very stressful and painful process called labor, the baby is born.
There is also adoption.
How this specific Mother became a Mother is unknown.
I wondered if there was all of this pearl clutching back when Bug's Bunny first started cross dressing. So I searched, and came up empty. I'm amused by all the people snowflaking out over this.
Well. There's a few different ways this can happen. This should have been covered in school, but I can't assume you've been. The first way is the man puts his penis into the woman's vagina. The man ejaculates into the woman, and the sperm joins with the woman's egg, if she's ovulated.
Another way is artificial insemination, where sperm is injected into the woman's cervix, and the injected sperm joins with the egg.
Another way is IVF, or in vitro fertilization. It involves retrieving eggs from a woman's ovaries and fertilizing them with sperm. This fertilized egg is known as an embryo. The embryo can then be frozen for storage or transferred to a woman's uterus.
After conception, through rapid cell division, the embryo grows into a fetus, the fetus into a baby, and nine months later (usually), through a very stressful and painful process called labor, the baby is born.
There is also adoption.
How this specific Mother became a Mother is unknown.
I wondered if there was all of this pearl clutching back when Bug's Bunny first started cross dressing. So I searched, and came up empty. I'm amused by all the people snowflaking out over this.
My mom had to sign a permission slip before I read this post.
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