Gay families try to do their best to make the family look as much like a dominant, standard American family as they can. In this way, they can be said to be similar to which of the following types of families?

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All the options listed (single mothers-by-choice, heterosexual adoptive parents, and heterosexual infertile women) share a commonality with gay families in that they often strive to align with societal norms and expectations of what a "standard" American family looks like. This includes forming family units that, despite not fitting the traditional mold, seek acceptance and recognition within the broader societal framework.

Gay Families Try to Do Their Best to Make the Family