No, two boys cannot biologically have a baby together. Biological pregnancy requires a sperm cell from a male and an egg cell from a female. Men do not produce eggs.
Understanding Biological Reproduction
Human reproduction relies on the combination of genetic material from both a male and a female. The male contributes sperm carrying genetic information (X or Y chromosome) and the female contributes an egg carrying genetic information (X chromosome). Only when a sperm fertilizes an egg can pregnancy occur. Since boys lack the ability to produce eggs, they cannot biologically conceive a child together.
Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART)
While two men cannot have a child using their own biological material, assisted reproductive technologies (ART) allow same-sex male couples to have children. These methods typically involve:
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Surrogacy: A woman carries and delivers a baby for the couple. The genetic material comes from one partner (via sperm donation) and a chosen egg donor or an anonymous egg donor. As stated in The Future of ART for Same-Sex Couples, "it is still not possible for LGBTQAI+ families to have a child using DNA from both fathers".
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Egg donation and in-vitro fertilization (IVF): An egg from a female donor is fertilized with the sperm from one of the male partners. The resulting embryo is then implanted into a surrogate mother.
The referenced articles on Reddit and Quora discussing The Boy and the Heron and other unrelated topics are irrelevant to this question about biological reproduction. Articles focusing on dreams and pregnancy probability in heterosexual couples are also unrelated. The information about cats and pregnancy is irrelevant to this query focusing on human reproduction.
