I'm a homophobic, and with two kids I've thought hard about this.
Of course I'd be deeply disappointed, deep down i think most parents would however, at the end of it were parents and no matter what I for one would have to get a life wouldn't I. I couldn't imagine estranging my children for any reason.
Maybe I'm mellowing.
2007-06-05 18:01:53
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answered by andyjh_uk 6
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Devastated. Totally alone.
In the dark.
In a deep hole with no way out.
Depressed.
Weight loss.
Wandering in a fog.
No sleep. Lot's of crying.
Hurt. Disappointed. Angry.
Stressed. Tense. Sad.
Not feeling alive any more. Numb.
A feeling of loss. Grieving.
Not functioning normally.
Restlessness.
Don't want to leave the house.
Nobody to talk to.
Where did I go wrong?
Why didn't I see this?
Try to appear strong, while holding back more tears.
Feel detached from the rest of the world.
Put on a happy face so no one knows that my world just came tumbling down around me.
Talking to you is of no use, like talking to a brick wall.
I don't understand you and you don't understand me.
Anxious. Nervous.
Don't want to do the things that I used to enjoy.
I look at you differently now.
The world looks different to me now.
Not sure I like this different world.
How did I get here?
2007-06-05 18:38:48
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answered by invisable_id 3
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Well as a parent and a lesbian I can tell you that telling your parents will seem hard but if it will make you feel better then go for it, but just make sure you can deal with the outcome. In my experience, at first everyone was like "Oh we love you anyways", but over time their true feelings came out. Before my dad died he finally came to grips with it, but other family members I just had to let go because I just found that their being mean and nasty to me and my girlfriend was uncalled for. Now from a parents point of view I would be fine if my son or daughter decided to be gay. All I would ask is that they be careful and take care of theirselves. I can't pick who they love, but I would just want them to be happy and safe.
2007-06-05 18:00:05
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answered by sumptinsweet4u 3
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Personally, speaking only for myself, if my child told me that he or she was gay, that would NOT change how I felt about my child. Granted, it would be a shock, but honestly, when it comes right down to it, what someone does behind closed doors, in the privacy of their own home, and with a consenting partner, then what business is it of mine or anyone else's. My love for my child will NEVER change, regardless of what my child tells me. My love for my child is unconditional. I just wish that every one felt the same way as I do. The world would certainly be a better place.
Have a lovely rest of the evening.
2007-06-05 18:07:27
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answered by Goblin g 6
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My dad still has trouble. He'll talk, but it really makes him uncomfortable and he's still struggling with it. Him and I were never close so some of this comes from the fact that he wants to have a relationship with his child and is trying his best to make it work. As for my mother, it took her almost 9 years, but she's starting to accept me.
2007-06-05 18:33:36
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answered by carora13 6
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not a parent.......
Be careful, some parents will NEVER accept it. In that case, it seems you either run off/move out and your parents will always hate you, or you live a lie, keep your parents and be unhappy.
Parents always say they will love their children no matter what. But when things like this hit them, there's no guarantees.
If only there was another option......
2007-06-05 17:59:33
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answered by a c 2
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That's a relatively intriguing query, with plenty of emotions hooked up I'm certain. I do not know of any adoptees or followed kids, so that is an external factor of view, however here is my first-rate bet... Adoptive moms and dads definitely love their kids with all their hearts, similar to the organic moms and dads might. They've spent years protective and loving them as their possess, and taking good care of them the first-rate that they understand how. But probably within the backs in their minds, they fear approximately the baby getting to understand their organic moms and dads considering that the baby could make a decision to "love" them extra, and depart the adoptive moms and dads for the organic ones? Even if the baby says they might by no means do the sort of factor, it have got to be an excessively painful inspiration that the child COULD abandon them for his or her genetic loved ones. What if the baby thinks they belong with the organic moms and dads now, as an alternative of the adoptive moms and dads? The inspiration of wasting the baby in ANY approach have got to be very painful, although the worry is unfounded. It's a intricate, typical worry that might be rough to withstand, regardless of how logical the adoptive mum or dad used to be seeking to be. Even if they did not provide delivery to the little little one, it is their baby now, and their complete international revolves round them. The heartache of by some means wasting that baby's love might be unendurable. Otherwise, it is feasible that now not all organic moms who placed their children up for adoption are not as honorable as your self. I'm certain so much had been humans who simply obtained right into a rough challenge and desired a higher existence for his or her baby - however there would be a few who had been pressured aside from the children considering that of medicinal drugs or abuse or whatever the baby could now not even consider. The worry of THAT could scare adoptive moms and dads, they usually might attempt to shield the baby from that sort of challenge. I do feel it is fundamental for a baby to satisfy his or her organic mum or dad, considering that once they by no means realize, it is like their lacking out on a massive side in their lives - their historical past, wherein their genetic and individual tendencies arose from... But there are plenty of matters that would scare a adoptive mum or dad very badly approximately their baby assembly the organic moms and dads, that's most commonly why you are getting close out. Anyways, I desire this helped a bit, and I seem ahead to listening to extra critiques approximately this. Good success discovering an reply that places your middle comfortable, or places your brain to a higher know-how.
2016-09-05 23:20:17
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answered by ? 3
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It's hard to say seeing that I am Gay, but if I wasn't Gay, and my son told me that he was, I hope that I would be open minded enough to accept him as Gay.
As it is, my son is Straight, and I totally accept it, so I probably would feel the same way if it was different.
2007-06-05 19:41:26
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answered by Anonymous
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Alright, so I'm not a parent, but I know my mother had this talk with me when I told her about one of my friends being gay and being afraid to tell their parents. Her words were "you're my daughter, I loved you before, I'll love you forever, no matter who you love."
2007-06-05 17:56:47
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answered by Kim C 1
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well i think that if it was my kid i would be sad cause even though a lot of society accepts it its just weird, for some strange folks are more accepting of a female that is gay but not a male crazy! i would have no choice but to accept it but i would not be happy because weather we all like to hear it or not it is not normal it is only normal because it is so common now a days so it is now considered normal only because it is so common now but i have a sister that is gay and hey i lover , and if it is who she is i have to accept it. no i will not deny her whether i disagree or not
2007-06-05 18:01:26
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answered by Yanni 5
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