Mom Confessions
Last night DH and I were wrapping presents. His nephew wanted Angry Birds stuff, so , we found a cute shirt and hat with them on it. We had a hard time finding something because everything we found was for girls. My 16 y/o asked where we found it, and, I told him. Then he made the remark that the nephew was more of a momma's boy than my youngest (they are both 10). Then in a kidding way he asked if the nephew was gay. I told him no or at least I hope not,because his parents would disown him. DH explained to him that his uncle lived in a very backwards place. They still use the "n" word and the "f" word. Those words are not allowed in our home. Our boys have been raised to like someone for their inside and not for color, ethnic background,or sexual preference. He went to bed last night still in disbelieve that someone could disown their own child. He still finds it hard to believe since his uncle is always so "cool". If one of your kids came to you and told you they were gay, what would you do. I would continue to love and support them as long as they were happy and were sure.
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Depends on if they drank chocolate milk...
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Love them no matter what, is there seriously another option? -
I'd talk till I was blue in the face about gender and tolerance and shit, ending on the 'their genitals and attractions are irrelevant and not anyone's business' note. -
Oh no! Not the F word. Fucking people are crazy hahahaha
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If one of my kids were gay, I would fully support them.
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Why would that matter? Couldn't you love them no matter what as long as they were happy.
Quoting TiffanyRose06:
Depends on if they drank chocolate milk...
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I guess you've never heard of Martha lol
Anyways, yes I would love them and I wouldn't care at all.
Quoting gonecrazi:
Why would that matter? Couldn't you love them no matter what as long as they were happy.
Quoting TiffanyRose06:
Depends on if they drank chocolate milk...
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The fact that your 16yo thinks it's all right to call a 10yo boy Gay just because he might not be as manly as your own 10yo boy, tells me that he hasn't really learned to look past what a person appears to be.
Nice try, though.