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I'm always curious to figure how people figure out what "natural" things are important.

Its not "natural" to spend 8 hours a day in an office building 20 stories high doing paperwork.

Its not natural to abstain from sexuality until one is married and then remain monogamous.

Its not natural to feel shame in our naked bodies.

I think people selectively use "natural" and put undue importance on things they deem as being natural or not. Also, many people call things unnatural which, in fact, are completely natural. (Homosexuality, for instance. It is consistantly found throughout 'nature.' It is completely 'natural.')

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Even if it isn't, should children be subjected to the ridicule that could come with having two parents of the same sex?

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Should ugly people be allowed to adopt? What if a woman has a real 'horse face.' Should she be refused adoption because kids are cruel. Kids who learn how ugly the adoptees mother is will ridicule them.

(btw- I believe they've looked at this in studies already and found no discernable differences.)