I thought surrogacy was illegal in this country, if so I hope it stays that way. There's nothing to stop anyone going abroad for it or maybe doing it informally, the 'host mohvther' giving the baby for adoption to the would-be parents. I'm not sure how that would work.
What is seriously wrong, in my opinion, is the belief of some people that they have a right to a child at all costs, sometimes without even being in a committed relationship. I never felt that and neither do most people but some do. Having a child is a privilege, a gift in some people's view, but not a right.
Infertility is very hard but, when various methods are tried, surely a person can eventually accept and throw themselves into something else. I've known childless couples who have, and do, live extremely happy, useful and fulfilled lives, having accepted their infertility.
Not enough status is given by society to those who cannot have children. That was not the case in the past.t
I daresay some would say it's all right for me, I don't know how it feels. However I do, albeit second hand, my parents couldn't have children and adopted me. I know a lot about infertility, I lived with it through my mother. She spent eighteen and a half years, married, before I came on the scene; never went to work (except some part-time war work because everyone had to do something during WW2), did no voluntary work or mixed outside the family. She never stopped being resentful of pregnant women (except for her family), and showed it; would make horrible remarks about unmarried mothers despite the fact that she wouldn't have had me without one.
PS: I can't get into the link but will google the title.