Teens Coming Out

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Thanks for all the insight!
So I guess in this case, the best thing is live by example and pray?
 
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I would also avoid bad company, but I kind of was a recluse.
 
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Definitely. Also important, what do you do when someone identifying as another gender asks you to use pronouns for them not corresponding to their actual gender? My decision is to politely decline, and only use their name. I’ll call Bruce Caitlyn, but I won’t call Caitlyn she. ‘Course, the issue hasn’t come up for me yet.
But it’s important to have a good course decided before the issue arises. I’ve seen a friend at school derided pretty heavily for a couple weeks because he didn’t handle the situation well. Considered dropping out.
 
A lot of heterosexuals are attending Pride Parades now too 🏳️‍🌈 It’s become such a trendy thing to do that some homosexuals don’t want heterosexuals in their parades anymore!

It’s just the fun thing to do now I suppose :man_shrugging:t2:
 
Part of it may be just the standard phase of teenagers trying to find themselves. Some will stick to it. Some will look back on this moment in their life and cringe. I know I would rather forget my teenage days.

I’d imagine a lot of it, though, is greater cultural acceptance. People are more comfortable talking about it and less concerned that their parents will disown them and cut off their finances when they want to go to college. As such, those who may have remained quiet in the past are now willing to talk. That will give the perception of more people being gay without there actually being any more people being gay.

Edit: Either way, show them love (the Biblical kind) and pray for them.
 
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I love it! 🇺🇸
 
Top one is a mouth. The bottom two are rolls of fat, which gives him the triple chin.
 
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