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Ah, the dreaded homework. It takes up time after school in grade school and college. But it helps you learn, and you get practice with the skills you're working on in class!

Where are you on the homework spectrum?

Let's say you have a 20 year old son. He recently got accepted into medical school and is going to be a doctor. He's 5'2 and always had a hard time getting a girlfriend. Your son likes to wear feminine perfume, likes to small like cookies, cupcakes or flowers. He always thought if he smelled like these things people would like him more. At 13-22 you'd notice he'd always smell like this. He'll wash his body with feminine shampoos soaps, and he loves his curly hair. He loves his curly hair so much he'd wear it long, or get dreads. He was talking about being a doctor since he was 5 years old. he cries easily. He cried in public at his high school, middle school publicly or would look really sad, or scared in public at times. He was bullied a lot and speaks 4 languages. He suffered from ADHD. Your son is straight but he has a low sex drive. As a child he loved playing with dolls, dressing up dolls and she he plays house with other kids your son liked to play the motherly role. ( play with the doll, make the food, clean the house) but always refered to himself as daddy and says daddies are supposed to cook, clean and nature babies. When your son was 16 he'd steal a new box of tampons from his sisters bedroom and used them to finger himself and she walked in on him doing this in her bathroom. Your son knows how to pick locks. - if this was your son would you still love him and accept him?