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Mom_of_5
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My sister and I are wondering why there are so many gay folk in our midst today. We grew up in the 50’s and never new about gay or lesbian life style. Were they just afraid to “come out” or are there many more men and women making this sexual choice.
Before anyone gets too upset, I do recognize that there are legitimate gay people. I also know several who have made the choice to change sexual orientation. We are also encouraged to accept this life syle, say nothing and “mind our own business”. It is difficult for me and my husband to accept my step-daughters decision to play the “male” part of her relationship with another women. Both have been married, both have young children. We feel that is is harmful to the children. My step-daughter’s husband died about 5 years ago. I think he must be rolling over in his grave.
We have not said anything to daughter about her choice as of yet. Should we? Or—just let her think is o.k. for her to live this new lifestyle. She has no religious affliation and is not about to accept religion of any kind into her life.
Love and peace,
Mom of 5
Before anyone gets too upset, I do recognize that there are legitimate gay people. I also know several who have made the choice to change sexual orientation. We are also encouraged to accept this life syle, say nothing and “mind our own business”. It is difficult for me and my husband to accept my step-daughters decision to play the “male” part of her relationship with another women. Both have been married, both have young children. We feel that is is harmful to the children. My step-daughter’s husband died about 5 years ago. I think he must be rolling over in his grave.
We have not said anything to daughter about her choice as of yet. Should we? Or—just let her think is o.k. for her to live this new lifestyle. She has no religious affliation and is not about to accept religion of any kind into her life.
Love and peace,
Mom of 5