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I am fine with people being whatever they want but I would not support my child for coming out. Don't get me wrong though I would still support them and explain you don't need to come out.
This whole coming out thing is not needed, hetero people don't come out. Many famous people that are gay or lesbian say it is no ones business.
That is the truth, it is no ones business what they are. They need not come out and announce it.
Some people think I am lesbian, and I laugh at them. As I am as straight as straight can be but I won't correct them. It is none of their business what I am, and that is what I tell them.
In the end I would support my child, just not with coming out and I would not abandon them.
Would I want that for my child? No because I know how hard their life is going to be but would I support them? 1000%.
I think as a parent it's okay to be a bit disappointed in what your child may turn out to be just as long as that disappointment doesn't turn into disownment or abandonment. I think all parents of lgbtq community should come to terms with the fact their child is gay or trans or bi or lesbian or queer or whatever else and love them regardless of their identity.
I'm not saying for some it's going to be easy because it's not, but it may just save their lives as many teens are starting to commit suicide because of being disowned by parents. And they already have it bad at school as is with bullying, the least they can have is a supportive family.
My niece, goddaughter, is gay and I support her in anything and everything, her partner and her have a key to my house and come and go as they please,,,
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Of course I would considering im lgbt myself. Even if I were married to a man, I'd still support my kids no matter what.
Of course. I don't give a shit what you are, just be safe, happy and healthy.
If I had a kid, my love would be unconditional but my support and praise would not be unconditional. I would encourage them to study bible topics but I would still take care of their needs.
YES. I myself am LGBTQ+ and neither parent supports me. I dont want that for my kids, NO MATTER WHAT i will love them.
Absolutely right we would.
Of course. That is what a good parent does.
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