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Just asking for clarification. Is the issue that cross-species relations seldom produce offspring? So there's a lot of couples out there that can't have children and are therefore sad?
@Ashyr As far as I understood it, it was mainly about those couples that would like to have children but cannot due to cross species issues - if such limits so exist.
I’d say “yeah, there probably are” and then you get to come up with whatever the result of that is.
Maybe it’s a cultural norm to adopt an orphan in those scenarios 🤷