Our culture appears to have decided that gay marriage is, well, I don't know if acceptable is the right word. It's become part of the structure of marriage itself. And so now the question is, okay, what does that mean? And that certainly opens up the question on the child front, because in some ways marriage is the union of two people. But in a possibly more fundamental way, it's the union of two people to provide the foundation for children. Right. And I would say that's actually paramount. I mean, our society tends to flip that around and we tend to think of marriage as something that, well, you find the partner right for you and you live happily ever after. It's well, no, not exactly. And, but, or maybe, maybe exactly if you also understand that living happily ever after means living for other people in many ways, particularly your children. Then of course, that complicates the issue on the gay marriage front because as we're going to talk about, it's also more technically difficult to have children if you're a homosexual couple.