Weston reveals that gay or chosen families might incorporate: ...

[littleanan]

Weston reveals that gay or chosen families might incorporate:
 
  a. co-workers, extended family, friends.
  b. biological family, extended family, neighbors.
  c. friends, lovers or children.
  d. co-workers, supervisors, friends.

Question 2

According to Weston, people who equated their adoption of a lesbian or gay identity with a renunciation of family did so in the double-sided sense of:
 
  a. fearing rejection by the families in which they had grown up, and not expecting to marryor have children as adults.
 b. fearing acceptance by the families in which they had grown up and choosing not to havechildren.
 c. fearing rejection by co-workers and not having a family to rely upon.
  d. fearing a life of loneliness and wanting acceptance from the family.

[Jossy]

Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A

[littleanan]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

[diana chang]

Great answer, keep it coming