Hmm… as a person who grew up in America, I don’t understand why Chinese people hate the practice of surrogacy so much. Here, I feel like there’s no stigma attached to having a surrogate. I think it’s because people are having children later in life, and when a couple struggles for a long time (which may or may not be related to their age) to get pregnant/not have miscarriages they will often turn to either surrogacy or adoption. There are countless children in the foster care system here, and although it’s expensive to adopt a child (like at least $30,000 USD I think), I have met a family that adopted over ten children. I have always had a very positive impression of adopting children. To me, it seems like there are some gay men (as described in danmei) who want to avoid adoption (avoiding surrogacy I can understand because of the difference in culture). I really feel strange whenever a BL couple in a danmei story chooses to not adopt “out of love for each other”… uh, why it so romantic? Is there a kind of stigma associated with adoption there? Can someone explain it to me?
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The author’s little theatre is amusing as always 🙂
Thank you for the translation ❤
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Yep, too bad they are only until chapter 78 though
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🙏🙏🙏Thank you very much for this chapter🙏🙏🙏
❤️🥰😘I love all the pictures❣️The food looks so delicious😋
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Li Tao, nooooo 💔 I don’t think I’ll ever get over him. I love second leads too much 😭 I guess he got the first place this time? Congrats
The Zhou family is great ❤️❤️
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& thanks for the chapter ❤️
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Well Shulin lose 5 points from first place so I guess Li Tao win this time. I mean that is what I imagined though.
And I also feels sad for Li Tao 💔
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Dude I always inspire to be that single Aunt you know.
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Hmm… as a person who grew up in America, I don’t understand why Chinese people hate the practice of surrogacy so much. Here, I feel like there’s no stigma attached to having a surrogate. I think it’s because people are having children later in life, and when a couple struggles for a long time (which may or may not be related to their age) to get pregnant/not have miscarriages they will often turn to either surrogacy or adoption. There are countless children in the foster care system here, and although it’s expensive to adopt a child (like at least $30,000 USD I think), I have met a family that adopted over ten children. I have always had a very positive impression of adopting children. To me, it seems like there are some gay men (as described in danmei) who want to avoid adoption (avoiding surrogacy I can understand because of the difference in culture). I really feel strange whenever a BL couple in a danmei story chooses to not adopt “out of love for each other”… uh, why it so romantic? Is there a kind of stigma associated with adoption there? Can someone explain it to me?
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