`  I removed the reference to the possible intended parent being ``multiple males (usually a homosexual couple)`` and changed it to say that the intended parent may be a single male or a male homosexual couple. The way it was worded before, ``multiple males`` gives the impression that in the past a group of several men came together to have a baby. There is no evidence to suggest that two straight men together or a grouping of three males or more have ever tried to conceive a child through surrogacy. When men without female partners opt for surrogacy it's either one straight male, one gay male, or two gay men together. No other alternatives exist.    `