Do LGTB people desire to have children? A Brazilian cross-sectional survey.

IF 1.8 Q3 OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY
Rejane Casare, Kadija Chrisostomo, Najila Sandrin, Henrique Chrisostomo, Renato Nisihara
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Abstract

Objective: To identify whether the LGBT community desires to start a family and the major challenges they experience, especially in regards to assisted reproductive technology (ART) procedures in Brazil.

Methods: This cross-sectional study invited individuals Brazilian, identified themselves as cisgender, and homosexual (male and female); aged 18-60, the study used an online questionnaire distributed through various platforms.

Results: Of the 698 respondents, mostly educated and Caucasian, 86.7% were female. While 69% expressed same-sex orientation, many were in long-term relationships. Family acceptance varied, with financial barriers (69.3%) and societal prejudices (73.1%) being significant concerns. Despite a desire for children (92% were childless), only 10% consulted infertility specialists, and 66.5% were unaware of ART legislation. Emotionally, 51.1% felt unprepared for parenthood. While societal acceptance of non-heteronormative families is perceived to be increasing (53%), unequal healthcare treatment (73.1%) and societal pressures (20% felt pressured towards adoption) remain prevalent.

Conclusions: Over 90% of LGBT individuals contemplate having biological or adoptive children. There's notable ignorance about legislation and ART. Financial hurdles in ART are significant but manageable with proper planning. Prejudice also strongly influences their lives.

lgbt人群想要孩子吗?巴西横断面调查。
目的:了解巴西LGBT群体是否渴望组建家庭,以及他们所面临的主要挑战,特别是在辅助生殖技术(ART)方面。方法:这项横断面研究邀请了巴西人,自认为是顺性别和同性恋者(男性和女性);研究对象年龄在18-60岁之间,通过各种平台发放在线问卷。结果:698名受访者中,86.7%为女性,多为受过教育的白人。69%的人有同性取向,其中很多人有长期的恋爱关系。家庭的接受程度各不相同,经济障碍(69.3%)和社会偏见(73.1%)是主要的担忧。尽管想要孩子(92%的人没有孩子),但只有10%的人咨询了不孕不育专家,66.5%的人不知道抗逆转录病毒疗法的立法。在情感上,51.1%的人对为人父母没有做好准备。虽然人们认为社会对非异性恋家庭的接受程度正在提高(53%),但不平等的医疗待遇(73.1%)和社会压力(20%感到收养压力)仍然普遍存在。结论:超过90%的LGBT人群考虑生养或收养孩子。对立法和抗逆转录病毒治疗的无知是显而易见的。抗逆转录病毒治疗的财政障碍很大,但通过适当的规划是可以控制的。偏见也强烈地影响着他们的生活。
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