As compared to children growing up in heterosexual households, children in same-sex households show no significant differences in psychological well-being, performance in school, substance abuse, delinquency, or early sexual experiences, although they are more likely to have a homosexual experience or to envision that they could have one in the future.

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Numerous studies have found no significant differences between children raised in same-sex households and those raised in heterosexual households in areas such as their psychological well-being, academic performance, substance abuse, delinquency, or early sexual experiences. However, some studies have found that children in same-sex households are more likely to experiment with homosexuality or envision the possibility of doing so in the future.

As Compared to Children Growing Up in Heterosexual Households, Children