If you don’t like the idea of your kid falling in love with the same gender or wanting to be a…

🙌🙌🙌 my mom went the fuck off and went straight to denial when I told her about me.

Please say this a little louder for those in the back😭❤️ if my son is gay, it won’t change a single thing about my love for him. If he transitions, we’ll go through that change together. I feel like this shouldn’t even be a question when it comes to parenting but sadly there’s some corny ass people out here being allowed to procreate. It’s disappointing.

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Thank you! You don't have to agree with them, everyone is entitled to an opinion but how could you just cut them off because of their feelings and their lifestyle?! One of the top reasons. My family isn't involved with my daughter. If that's what happens there is no way I'm letting people I know will bash her and be in her face tell I g her how and why she's wrong. You brought that baby into the world and loved them and loved them... but apparently not enough to be able to continue to show that same love.

I'm sad for my future nieces and nephews from my oldest younger sister.. She already told me if her any of her kids turn out to be gay she would disown and kick them out.. but she would still love them.. which I just can't understand.

SO made a comment to her about it's not their fault and she replied with, "You believe what you believe; I know what I know."

Lol can I steal this

We've said from the moment we found out we were pregnant with my son that no matter what he grew up to be, whether it be gay/bi/asexual/ transgender or anything really we'd support him. My fiance is pansexual and I'm bisexual and it just so happened that we ended up together. I don't care if he wants to wear nail polish, do ballet, sing, dance, put on makeup, whatever. As long as he's safe, and he's happy, and he knows he's loved we've done our job as parents. Our son will ALWAYS be supported in who he is regardless of who he wants to be. Obviously we draw a line with destructive behavior that's unsafe like drug addiction, binge drinking, etc. But when it comes to who he is as a person, it doesn't matter, he'll always be our precious child, and we'll love him just the same and support him in his decisions. Same goes with the little one I'm baking right now, no matter who he or she turns out to be, well love them just the same. I've never understood turning your back on your child over something as minor as their sexuality or gender identity. Not even for religious reasons. Doesn't religion teach you to love and forgive, and not to judge? Doesn't it teach that were all supposed to be God's children? It's really frustrating to hear other members of the lgbt commuties stories about their horrible parents. I could never be like that to my child, I love them too much.

You cannot tell someone that if they don't like the idea of their child falling in love with the same gender or wanting to change their gender they do not need kids. Just because a parent does not or will not accept the fact that their child has went astray with their sexuality does not make them a bad parent. Society needs to stop putting individuals down who does not agree with same sex relation or gender changes when it comes to their love one. Everyone is entitled to their feelings especially when it is their child. It does not make you a better parent because you choose to accept what someone else would not. I would never accept my children ever coming home to tell me something like this. Will I walk away from my child and stop being there parent? Not all because they are my flesh and blood and I would still love them just the same but I would never support it or accept it and I and everyone else who feels this way has a right to just like you have a right to feel the way you do.