uncomfortable about my child being co-opted into any gay pride celebrations?
And not because I think it would "turn him gay". I am not a cretin.
uncomfortable about my child being co-opted into any gay pride celebrations?
And not because I think it would "turn him gay". I am not a cretin.
I dont think they were on the floats, oiled up and dancing whilst wearing Baby Gap chaps.
they are too young understand.
I guess the counter argument is that these events are celebrations of love, as much as sexuality, and that there is no harm in a child being introduced to the idea that two men or two women can love each other.
I remember explaining it to my daughter, I was all prepared for this long conversation full of difficult "whys" and she just accepted it and moved on.
This is most possibly the gayest post ever on here
http://www.awimb.com/fudforum/index.php?t=tree&goto=4034 366&rid=167&S=38f16fb9a8d9cb5047d2323c438f16a0
Normally I dont believe in the whole "catching gay" thing but being pumped full of seaman in that favella may have changed him
My 7-year-old niece is currently fixated by God (who she unquestioningly believes in) and her Jewish heritage.
Not happy
coloured towels on his head and pretending they're his hair. He wants to be a hairdresser and once, when I took him to a shoe shop, I took my eye off him for a sec and when I found him, he was amongst the ladies' shoes, parading up and down in high heels for all he was worth.
Not conclusive, but a picture is building.
Said permission would not be granted, since I believe it's wildly inappropriate to use children to make any political point - even one with which I agree.
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