If you are anti homosexual..How would you feel if your child 'came out'? What would you do?

Answer 1

I would be probably saddened. I would tell them that I love them no matter what. Just because I don't agree with something , it doesn't mean that I dont have to support them.

Answer 2

Other question: what do you think about people who answer to to teenage girls (or of women) who say "There is a girl in my school I love very much" or "Is it okay to love my best friend more than my boyfriend or am I lesbian" or "I want to kiss my female teacher who is so cute" - some people answer to them with "you might be lesbian", "go to a lesbian bar and search for a friend there", etc.

Also people who concider themselves homosexuals - they always assume that everyone else is also interested in people of the same sex in a sexual way!!

I think some young people will even feel pressed to be homosexual if they are threaten like that!!

(I´m not anti homosexual - they should do what they want)

Answer 3

Definately not anti-homosexual, cause I am one.

During one of my classes in college, the subject was brought up and most people said that they would accept their child no matter what. Except for the one african american girl in the class...she said she would kill her child. I yelled at her and basicly everyone stoped talking to her...she dropped out of the class.

Answer 4

well, i consider myself completely bisexual. i know many women who think they are bi b/c it is "cool", however i have been in relationships with both men and women. My mindset is that i am open to whoever makes me happy--gender does not matter. I am currently in a 4 year relationship with a man. I still find women beatiful, but i feel like he is the man I am going to marry (if it wasn't him, who knows if it would be a man or a woman). He has expressed concern to me quite a few times that if we were to get married and have kids, he is afraid that we would have a gay child b/c of my past. I have tried to explain to him that first of all, I don't think that sexual preference is hereditary. Second of all, I see my bisexuality as more of a openmindedness, not a mindset (if there can be a difference). Third of all, I have tried to explain that if our child is healthy, all I would want is for he/she to be happy. I would completely support and encourage him/her in all their choices and decisions.

Answer 5

Well I would for one be shocked. Did I go wrong some were in my parenting. I would just tell them what a sin it was and keep reminding them. If they did not stop such behavior, I can not really say what I would do, I am not there and hopefully I will never have to face this.

Answer 6

I would pray. . . I would teach them to abstain from any kind of premarital sexual practises anyway, no matter what their sexual orientation is. . . If they are homosexual, they would have to continue with that sexual abstinence life long. . . .

I hate to give them an ordeal, but I would never compromise in anything like that. . . . .

Obviously, I never discriminate based on sexual orientation, and one of my best friends is homosexual, however, that does not mean to compromise my personal values for any reason whatsoever. . . . .

Answer 7

I don’t consider myself a gay-hater, but even so I wouldn’t be glad if my child was one... I don’t know why... Perhaps deep inside I’m a conservative guy with some liberal cover.

Answer 8

Gee you could either shun your child, kick them out and refuse to talk to them ever again, or you could accept it and live happily ever after.

Answer 9

Well to my Dad I'm still going through a "phase"lol

Answer 10

well obviously im not anti-homosexual..but i'd imagine that if they loved their kid a lot, they would understand..but if they're REALLY anti-homo they'd probably take them to a doctor and plead them to change (what idiots)

welcome to reality of gay haters...those little ********