Research determined that approximately 67% of respondents said same-sex parents were a suitable option since most of those who want children are willing to adopt (Wainright , Russell, Patterson). The first thing that stopped them from proceeding with adoption was the negative attitude of society in general towards them. Gay parents involved in the research said it was because of the poor image attached to gay people that caused many people to disapprove of the idea of ​​proceeding with adoptions by gay parents (Chan et al.). According to the research conducted, those who were against the idea of ​​gay adoption were approximately 33% (Wainright et al.). They argued against this idea, arguing that there were certain unique contributions of the mother to the development and adaptation of the child that should not be overlooked. This research established that during a child's development, fathers and mothers have divided roles that make heterosexual relationships worthwhile..