this.Aardvark said:I tell him to stop posting threads about it on the internet.
this.Aardvark said:I tell him to stop posting threads about it on the internet.
Well of course I'd help my gay child deal with any issues that arises because of their homosexuality, the same way I'd help a straight child of mine. That's basically what I mean, on an individual level there's nothing that needs to be said, because when it's broken down, my child simply finds the same sex attractive. However if they come home and they want to discuss an issue that came up because of their homosexuality, I'll help them out. Not because they're gay, but because they need help/advice with something.BGH122 said:Come on, you must realise that's ridiculous. That's like saying that we shouldn't bother to give counselling to victims of rape because we wouldn't give it to those who've had consensual sex. It's a lot tougher to be gay than straight simply in virtue of the fact that the majority are straight and, whilst homosexuality is a lot more accepted these days than it used to be, there is still vociferous anti-gay believers in the public. The BNP (here in the UK) are usually quite open about it and, like it or not, every single major religion condemns homosexuality (it's not an adequate rationalisation to claim that followers of the religion don't 'really' think that because if they claim to align themselves with an openly gay-hating religion that's almost as bad as 'really' thinking homosexuality is wrong).E-mantheseeker said:I don't get your point, should a parent have a long conversation with their child about how they have sex with a similar gender? It really is something to shrug off, if a child tells their parent that they're straight, the parent wouldn't care, so why should any parent care if their kid is gay? Because the rest of America isn't "cool" with it?
Now I'm not arguing that we need to all be really tolerant and no-one should dare have a controversial opinion, nor am I saying (as my analogy might imply) that gays need 'counselling' to 'cope' with their sexuality, I'm merely saying that a gay child is going to face incredibly different hurdles to a straight child and I'm sure they'd prefer their parents to be behind them and try and help them out.
You can't "turn" a gay person straight. It really doesn't work that way.The Hairminator said:See if I could do anything to turn him straight again. If that failed I'd have to accept it.
because he's telling you how not to get banned.Jaythulhu said:Ffs, why do you think I care what you have to say about me?chronobreak said:First of all, refrain from calling other users names. You've made it clear your only intentions in our community is trolling, however you could at least do so without blatantly breaking the guidelines for the site.Jaythulhu said:What an ignorant douche you are.
no, we're going to keep harping on it until you learn you're accountable for the things you say or we stop getting a reaction. if you want to change the subject then just stop responding, starting with this post.Jaythulhu said:Stop posting shit about my sometimes nonsensical, rambling, hypocritical and sometimes offensive comments, and get back to the frakking topic at hand, which is: What would you do if your kid announced he/she were gay?
shazam, burnAardvark said:I tell him to stop posting threads about it on the internet.
transvestism does not equal homosexuality.brumby said:So thats why he liked dressing up in women's clothing..!
plus you're assuming he was straight to begin with.Rascarin said:You can't "turn" a gay person straight. It really doesn't work that way.The Hairminator said:See if I could do anything to turn him straight again. If that failed I'd have to accept it.
I really, really do not like you. At all. Entirely. Either you're a child, and thus, really shouldn't be posting here, or you are simply an entirely, wholly contemptible person. What kind of wretch are you, to put something as tawdry and malleable as beliefs or ideals, over a person you love, care for, raised.....Seriously. Explain it to me. Explain what the fuck is so important in your beliefs that it overrules something as important as love.HyenaThePirate said:I would tell them that they should be who they feel they should be and always follow their heart, no matter how hard it might be to do.
Then I would walk away and never talk to or acknowledge their existence again.
I disagree with homosexuality, and have personal opinions on it that I will just suffice to say are not positive/nor supportive.
I understand people are people and have their own ideas and feelings and are capable of making their own decisions.
I would not stop my child from following his true destiny.
But I would no longer be a part of it.
SO I would wish him well and advise him that he should just consider me "dead" whenever someone asks him about his father.
Because to him, I truly would be.