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Jayne and Jon Cornwill, an Australian couple, recently came to America with a bit of trouble.
The trouble? Boys.
They have three little boys, and three rambunctious boys were quite enough for the Cornwills, thank you. What the Cornwills wanted was a little girl.
But all they got were boys. And this led to what is known in the sex selection business as profound “gender disappointment.”
“It’s like mourning the death of a child you never had,” Mrs. Cornwill told British TV.
Let that one sink in for a moment, will you?
“My husband wanted a little girl that one day he could walk down the aisle,” she continued. “I wanted a daughter so I could have that relationship ... and our sons wanted a little sister.”
So they turned to modern science, which many believe can solve the problems of the modern age. And they found an answer to gender disappointment: Pre-implantation genetic screening, or genetic gender selection.
Currently, among people who think they already have too many boys or girls, or those who belong to cultures...