Twin 5 Yr Olds At Centre Of Custody Battle With Freaky Lesbian Family

3rd May 2014

Utterly bizarre.

Please discuss.


Twin five-year-old girls who effectively have three mothers are at the centre of a fierce custody battle between the two lesbians who brought them into the world.

The children live with their birth mother but were conceived from eggs donated by her ex-partner – and later adopted by her current partner.

Under the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 2008, the egg donor has no legal status as a parent.

But she is fighting for a shared residence order which would allow her part-time custody of the girls – and would recognise her as a third legal guardian.

The court battle prompted warnings over informal sperm and egg donor agreements and concern over the effect on the children.

Philippa Taylor, of the Christian Medical Fellowship, said: ‘This is a disturbing harbinger of things to come. These kinds of cases will continue to rise as the number of people seeking egg and sperm donation increases.

In this situation, the mothers appear to have deliberately created a situation where the parentage of the children is malleable.

The twins now have a birth mother, an adoptive mother, a biological mother and an anonymous father, who they can have no contact with until they are 18. It is hugely confusing for the children.

‘Too many of these kinds of egg and sperm donor arrangements are done informally, with no concrete decisions made about what role the different parents will play.’

A court heard the birth mother and genetic mother had an ‘intimate relationship’ after meeting in the 1990s and continued to live together after their relationship became platonic.

When one of them struggled to conceive, the other agreed to donate her eggs, which were fertilised using an anonymous sperm donor in 2007.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2619250/Custody-battle-five-year-old-twins-THREE-mothers-Fears-children-love-split-lesbians-fight-out.html#ixzz30egDc7n8

What a mess!  I understand why the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 2008 would protect women by allowing the egg donor no legal status as a parent in the majority of circumstances.

However, this is a very different situation where a woman has donated eggs to her partner presumably so they could have a family together. The relationship is over yes but it's no different to a straight couple breaking up.  Both parties would generally have parental rights.  The fact that there was egg donation is irrelevant isn't it?  

How does it work with other lesbian couples who have children?

You wouldn't interfere with animals on safari - it's nature.

But my oh my we aint half interfering with humans - all in the name of political correctness - gotta let "them" have equality   

What a mixed up fuck up.


The selfishness of some people today with their 'I want' attitude, but thinking nothing of the potential harm done to the children they mix up in it all.



All in the name of 'equality' mind!

But what about the rights of the children to have normality?

Tommy Monk wrote:What a mixed up fuck up.


The selfishness of some people today with their 'I want' attitude, but thinking nothing of the potential harm done to the children they mix up in it all.



All in the name of 'equality' mind!

But what about the rights of the children to have normality?

This is normal in modern, liberal England.