Since homosexual behavior is a *choice*, not just the way someone is born, I would try to find out who has been telling my child lies about sexual orientation! If he decides as a teen he is a homosexual, I would ask who told him such a lie and discuss with him why he thinks he is something other than how God created him.
I would definitely concentrate on spending more father-son time with him.
I would also spend a lot more time on my face before God, consult my pastor and possibly a Christian counselor!
2007-03-24 15:57:28
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answered by trebor namyl hcaeb 6
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I am a parent and my some told that he was .... There nothing you can do about no matter what people say It can only be accepted .
Every parent would like all things to be as everybody else is if not better. But that it is a card ' that nature dealt him.
I hope that he does not have to go through all discriminations and put downs that, I magine he might have to;but I canot live his life.
Fortunately, where we live: the word is very enlightent and there is a policy here, of live and let live !
I woud suspect 90% of the parents fear , ' what others might say , judge or react! '
I consider myself religiosu and enlightentand I do not belong to a srict relgious group that is againgst homosexuality.
I wish my son wasn't so, not for his sake ,but he is! I have maginary fears , that I think he might have might face because of his homosexuality ; and that's my problem.
It is his life ,and his happiness I will stand behind his lifestyle no mather what the world or religion or politicians, ( in some coutries it still against he law), have to say.
In your case would have to gauge the parents .
Somethings are not necessary that , the parents know or deal with .
Everyone is entiltiled to their private life !
I do not need to know if my son , likes action movies or romantic comedies. It is really nothing to do with my life .
So, is it necessary to tell your parents or know the the sexaul orientation ? No!.
Is it necessary to broadcast it ? No!
Do they need to know ? No!
The mature person only needs approval from
himself or herself , and as a parent I cannot do anything about it except give him support and approval.
Good luck.
2007-03-24 16:02:46
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answered by claudio p 1
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Nothing. I would love my child just the same as I did before I found this out. I believe that there is a biological component to homosexuality. Meaning people are born this way.
2007-03-24 15:13:13
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answered by Anonymous
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with love and recognition. in a suitable international, that should be " 'nuff stated". yet it is not any longer. many mothers and fathers bypass via ability of a medley of ideas upon gaining recognize-how of their new child is bi- or homosexual (or transgendered for that remember). ANger, grief, and disbelief are known and decrease than no situations inevitably incorrect to journey. i think of in many situations, the GLBT community expects mothers and fathers to be A-happy with it from the get bypass. suitable, many people took some time to get used to being homosexual, why does no longer our mothers and fathers. i think of a astonishing form of negativity mothers and fathers ought to journey initially stems from undertaking for their new child (how will society cope with them? , and so on.) . that would not advise they do no longer love their new child,however this is a ask your self. the suitable element a discern can do is take a deep breath and assure his/her new child that he/she is enjoyed and commonplace. then, understand any ideas they have, however if adverse, are ok yet prefer to be hashed out for the suitable-being of their babies and the relationships they have with them. there are ideas-blowing help communities for individuals (like PFLAG) to help with adjusting to the theory a sprint one is GLBT.
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answered by hume 4
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Find some way to accept it now, because if you as a parent don't the child will feel like they are a disappointment to you and it will lead to trying sneak around when they get to the dating age, becoming emotional torn between trying to NOT disappoint the family and wanting to be who they really are or they will try to live a fake hetero sexual life. The fake hetero sexual life, in my opinion, is worse because innocent spouses and children get hurt once the person accepts who they really are and decides to live their homo sexual life.
2007-03-24 15:20:29
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answered by cocoa s 1
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I wouldn't be happy with their homosexuality at all. But I wouldn't disown them. I'd still love them with all my heart and would still support them.
2007-03-24 15:49:38
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answered by ? 6
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nothing i would be fine about it maybe with my daughter i would be dissapointed that she maybe might not have kids but otherwise it would not bother me at all. It would upset my partner and the grandparents though, they would just have to deal with it, my friends would be fine too its nothing to worry about and it would be great to have a son who loved to shop! (stereotyping again sorry to offend anyone)
2007-03-24 15:13:07
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answered by Anonymous
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I would treat him/her the same.
My family and friends wouldn't call it a "situation"
I would tell them not to listen to ignorant people who say homosexuality is a sin.
2007-03-24 15:09:32
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answered by Tania La Güera 5
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What could I do? It would be very unfortunate and I would have wanted a straight child but if my child is gay I guess I would just have to put up with him/her. You can't hate your child. To put it midly I would be really pissed off inside but still love them.
2007-03-24 15:09:40
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answered by Anonymous
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I'd love them no matter what.
If family members or friends could not accept them, then they don't belong in our family circle.
2007-03-24 15:09:18
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answered by Lisa the Pooh 7
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