Absolutely.
Male, straight, married.
Yes, and my wife says yes, too.
Why the needless fight against the hypothetical? The OP said it’s magic.
Yes, after I wrote that I realized I has wrote that in error.
No. But is there a magical shot I can take that would guarantee that my kid wouldn’t be a bigoted moron? I mean, I have significant faith in my parenting skills (I’ve already raised a kid who’s not a bigoted moron) but why take chances, right?
Yes. Straight male with two straight sons.
But when I’d thought of this as a “magic wand” hypothetical, I opt to use the wand to remove societal bias instead of making my offspring straight. But within the constraints of real life or a hypothetical, I’d opt to make things easiest for my offspring.