Overall, children of gay and lesbian parents can be distinguished from other children mainly by

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Children of gay and lesbian parents face issues related to living in a nonsupportive society, such as legal and social discrimination, which can impact their well-being and sense of family security. Research has shown that these children do not differ significantly in terms of mental health, gender identity, or sexual orientation from children of heterosexual parents, but societal attitudes and lack of support can pose unique challenges for them. The amount of harassment they receive from peers may vary depending on the social context, but it is not a defining characteristic of their experiences. Similarly, these children are not more likely to associate only with same-sex peers, and the psychological stigma of their parents' sexuality is not inherent to their development.

Overall, Children of Gay and Lesbian Parents Can Be Distinguished