For the first time, a collection of testimonies gives a voice to the children of lesbian couples. Sixteen of them answer the questions that many are asking: is living without a father a problem? do “gay kids” necessarily become gay or lesbian? do their families share the same values ​​as others? The interviewees are between eleven and thirty-one years old. They were conceived either by insemination or during previous relations. Today, they are students, police officer or producer… They have agreed to confide their joys, their worries, their troubles, their hopes and the way the “others” look at them. For the first time, a collection of testimonies gives a voice to the children of lesbian couples. Sixteen of them answer the questions that many are asking: is living without a father a problem? do “gay kids” necessarily become gay or lesbian? do their families share the same values ​​as others? The interviewees are between eleven and thirty-one years old. They were conceived either by insemination or during previous relations. Today, they are students, police officer or producer… They have agreed to confide their joys, their worries, their troubles, their hopes and the way the “others” look at them.