PregnantForTheLastTime
Hideous trait.
Yes but...
If you really want to break it down, the fact that they might identify (themselves) as gay is beside the point. We're still talking about someone guessing that they are going to do this. See? My point isn't about these kids. It's about the fact that people are guessing about how they might "identify" later in life. In my opinion, it's just new ways to say the same old things, whatever you feel about it.
Is the statement "I love my dead gay son" one of tolerance?(If you haven't seen Heathers never mind)
I don't expect you to understand what I'm trying to say. I think that because it began as a reaction to what you wrote you feel that I am attacking what you said and I'm not. I accept that the way I see it may not be the way that you see it. I find what passes for tolerance in many people to be less than fully evolved.
You won't find many people more tolerant than I am. Not tolerant. Accepting, open, loving. Tolerant implies you're putting up with something.
Many people who identify as gay say they've always known, I'm saying that's because they've always been. And I'd be surprised if these two kids aren't, and I really hope I am still in their lives as a trusted surrogate "aunt" when that happens, because neither set of parents are going to be very happy with it.
But I don't expect you to understand what I'm trying to say.
How could I possibly have not seen Heathers? Sweetie, I saw it in the theater. Opening weekend. For chrissakes. First of all, the statement about the "dead gay son" was made purely for comic value, as you must realize. And secondly, as a parent I'm more likely to interpret it as a statement of profound regret and sorrow that the father didn't accept his son when he was alive. I strive to understand my kids and help them work to get what they want and need out of life.
God, I wish I could sleep. I think it's time to take another stab at it, don't you?