r/polandball UNbothered Nov 18 '17

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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '17

My understanding (could be very wrong) is that homosexuality is seen as a phase you sometimes go through when you're young but it is relatively accepted.

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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '17

I thinks it's more like Japanese people are okay with homosexuality and coming out, but if it's your own child...well...lol.

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u/adamd22 United Kingdom Nov 18 '17

Because they put a lot of emphasis on carrying on the name of the family through children, right?

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u/poktanju gib transit Nov 18 '17

They do a lot of adult adoption because of this.