University Family Case Report: Massey-Wright Family Analysis, SWB110

This report provides a detailed analysis of the Massey-Wright family case study, focusing on Luke and Matthew's homosexual relationship and its impact on their lives. The study explores the family's dynamics, including the support Luke receives from his family versus Matthew's limited support. It examines the couple's use of a surrogate mother and their friend network, including Marcus Nile. The report delves into social issues such as gender bias, discrimination based on sexual orientation, and societal isolation, using feminist theory and social relation theory to explain the family's experiences. It also analyzes the family's connection to the social system and dynamics within the family, utilizing family system theory and role theory. Key issues, including social discrimination and potential impacts on their child, are discussed, concluding with an overview of the sociological theories used to understand the case.