"It's good, but I wouldn't do it," is one of the responses I've received from a coworker. At least he was honest. I talked to a few coworkers because I thought I would get more diverse responses from a more diverse group of people. I figured the people that we hang out with and grew up with are the most prone to giving the same responses as myself and each other.I did find that most people agreed with Loeb. They thought that children don't choose their parents and it is important to love all kids even if they are not your own because being a mentor can change someone's life and truly make a difference. However, I don't know to what extent they were being truthful. Will they love the children that are not theirs or are they just telling me they would because in western societies we are conditioned to answer questions like these a certain way? I believe a certain sense of political correctness directs how we respond to social question. Regardless of the fact, I believe that even if they did just say it for the sake of saying, I planted a seed in their head of something to think about on their way home and hopefully consider doing for the rest of their lives.