"Is it possible?" Korean Gay Couples meets Married Lesbian Couple for the first time! | LGBTQ+
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Dion and her partner met on Instagram, started dating, got married, and are planning to have a child through surrogacy in the US despite facing challenges in Korea due to societal prejudices against same-sex couples. They are considering moving to a more accepting region in the US to fulfill their dreams of having a family.
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- Dion and her partner, who met on Instagram, have been married for 4 years and are planning to have a child through surrogacy in the US, facing societal prejudices against same-sex couples in Korea.
- The couple, empowered by their marriage, are considering relocating to a more accepting region in the US to pursue their dreams of having a family, showcasing resilience and determination in the face of societal challenges.
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How did Dion and her partner meet?
Through Instagram DM
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Instagram love leads to international marriage and family.
- Dion and her lesbian partner, living in Korea, met through Instagram DM and started dating after finding each other attractive.
- They have been together for about 1 year and 3 months, and their relationship blossomed through shared interests in drinking and dancing.
- The couple, now married for 4 years, had weddings in the Philippines and the United States, and are planning to have a child through surrogacy in the US.
- They face challenges in Korea due to societal prejudices against same-sex couples raising children, prompting them to consider moving to a more accepting region in the US.
- Despite concerns about leaving their Korean friends and family, they feel empowered by their marriage and are determined to pursue their dreams of having a family.
