Daughter thinks she is Bi

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Yes she does go to public school. My husband and I have talked about pulling her out and putting her in the Catholic school 40 minutes away. He thinks that is extreme and is worried about money. I did enroll her in the youth group at our church to expand her friend circle
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If you can afford the Catholic school, pull her now. I’m afraid that if this is happening now, it will be worse when she gets older.

If the Catholic school is a good Catholic school (co-ed) then I think putting her in the Catholic school would be the best thing to do.

In her situation, I would NOT put her in an all girl’s Catholic school (if it can be avoided). But I strongly believe you and your husband should do your best to figure out how to pay for Catholic school and pull her from the public school.

I will pray for you. I have a 7 year old daughter currently in public school (because my wife refuses to send my kids to Catholic school) and I am totally afraid of such things. And I tell my wife all the time that as soon as I hear of any craziness, we are sending the kids to Catholic school.

This is a very scary time and I’m sorry you are going though this. Please know we are all here for you.

God Bless
 
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And I tell my wife all the time that as soon as I hear of any craziness, we are sending the kids to Catholic school.
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What if your kid really is gay or bi? Putting them in Catholic school isn’t gonna magically turn them straight. Either way, it could drastically reduce your kid’s trust in you.

If it’s a trend, they’ll grow out of it. If it’s their orientation, you can’t change it.
 
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And I tell my wife all the time that as soon as I hear of any craziness, we are sending the kids to Catholic school.
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What if your kid really is gay or bi? Putting them in Catholic school isn’t gonna magically turn them straight. Either way, it could drastically reduce your kid’s trust in you.

If it’s a trend, they’ll grow out of it. If it’s their orientation, you can’t change it.
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Strawman!

I never said anything about that. I’m referring to the fact that many public schools promote homosexuality and experimentation. If not directly from the health teachers, school counselors, & other staff; it is from the students.

At a Catholic school, why things are not perferct there, there should be hypothetically less craziness going on there.

God Bless.
 
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If you can afford the Catholic school, pull her now. I’m afraid that if this is happening now, it will be worse when she gets older.

If the Catholic school is a good Catholic school (co-ed) then I think putting her in the Catholic school would be the best thing to do.

In her situation, I would NOT put her in an all girl’s Catholic school (if it can be avoided). But I strongly believe you and your husband should do your best to figure out how to pay for Catholic school and pull her from the public school.

I will pray for you. I have a 7 year old daughter currently in public school (because my wife refuses to send my kids to Catholic school) and I am totally afraid of such things. And I tell my wife all the time that as soon as I hear of any craziness, we are sending the kids to Catholic school.

This is a very scary time and I’m sorry you are going though this. Please know we are all here for you.

God Bless
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Strawman!

I never said anything about that. I’m referring to the fact that many public schools promote homosexuality and experimentation. If not directly from the health teachers, school counselors, & other staff; it is from the students.
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It’s not a strawman. You made no mention of public school personnel until just now. This thread is about a girl claiming to be bisexual, and whether or not she’s being genuine or doing it for brownie points.
 
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To people who think catholic school is going to somehow shelter their children: I once bought 4 tabs of lsd at a catholic school
 
Oh I know. I went to Catholic School and also went to rehab at 17. Not saying the school made it easier but I am not saying you are sheltered. My thoughts on sending her is more that the school would better reflect my morals and values than a public school
 
You can find trouble anywhere if you look hard enough.

Catholic school, while it likely won’t reform your wayward kids, will absolutely help the faithful ones stay on track
 
It drove me to become a regressive leftist feminazi SJW who moved halfway around the world out of spite and developed a taste for Starbucks.
 
Well, I wouldn’t say that’s the typical reaction I’ve seen. :man_shrugging:t2:
 
I’ve known homeschooled children who are really functional and I know others who were severely socially stunted.

It depends on the parents.
 
At least in the school system you have third parties that can act as an unbiased check/balance system. Parents can often overlook serious problems because “that’s my babyyyy”

Also, in regular school systems you have way more interaction with others your age. I know homeschooled kids go on field trips but it’s not the same thing.
 
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