Originally posted by: theromanticcrap
If all parties involved, including the surrogate, are willing and consenting, I don’t see anything wrong with surrogacy. Exploitation can certainly be an issue if it’s done illegally or unethically, which is why strict laws and regulations exist to prevent such cases. However, if a woman willingly chooses to be a surrogate—especially if she is a relative or someone close to the couple—there’s no reason to view it negatively.
On the other hand, adoption isn’t the right choice for everyone. While it’s a noble and beautiful option, it requires genuine love, care, and commitment. Taking in a child without giving them the emotional support and attention they need is far more unfair than choosing not to adopt in the first place.
A fictional example of this is Krishna from Gen 2, who was supposed to be adopted by KaiRa. But after Naira passed away, Krishna was sent back to an ashram. While this was just a show, similar situations happen in real life as well. Children placed in adoptive homes sometimes end up neglected or abandoned due to changing circumstances or a lack of emotional attachment from the adoptive family.
Adoption is undoubtedly a wonderful option, but if a couple does not feel ready for it, it’s better left alone—for the well-being of both the couple and, more importantly, the child.
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