Breaking Barriers and Building Families: Exploring Working Professionals’ Perspectives on Surrogacy in Contemporary Society

Abstract

The study examines the Attitude toward Surrogacy among working people in a society of South India. The study includes 60 working people with a distribution of 29 males and 31 females. A structured Questionnaire was used to identify the attitude towards surrogacy kept by society. An independent sample T-test was used to analyze the data after they were collected using the snowball method. The outcome suggests that there is a positive attitude regarding surrogacy and suggests that there is significance. It focuses on changing people’s attitudes toward surrogacy and not implying a bad opinion of the couple who adopts surrogacy. The couple who adopt surrogacy might face some issues respective to one’s conditions. To avoid intruding in other people’s lives and to make the people involved in making decisions on their own and not by hearing others’ words. The study impacts knowledge regarding surrogacy among living people. It also aims to avoid the point of view on surrogacy as a crime by society towards the couple.