Originally posted by FireI think the parent has EVERY right to decide 'when' their child is old enough, I don't think they should be able to deny them but as I keep saying 5 or 6 is too damn young, they'll do like Link has said and start called each other Gay because they do not fully understand the issues.
aware maybe Corran, but being able to deny your child from learning the basic value that all humans are equal I do not think a parent should have that right
Originally posted by Linkalicious
What if Jimmy and his best friend Stevie go around school at 6 years old proclaiming they're a "gay couple" just because they are best friends and that they are too young to fully understand all the aspects of the relationship?
Originally posted by Fire
Link I doubt they'll "have a bigger chance to grow up gay" (an idea which I don't believe in) from one meeting in Kindergartenhalf of them prolly already forgot it by the time they are 12
Well that's your belief.
My belief is that sexual orientation is a direct result of the environment that you grow up in and not by "genetics" or "choice"
If a child, at a young age, was brought up to believe that being gay was "the norm" then that child, IMO, is more inclined to grow up gay.
It's my opinion that these children are being introduced to this subject entirely too early...they should atleast be in grade school...preferably middle school.
How do you explain being gay to a pack of 5-6 year olds?
"Well kids, being "gay" means that either two boys like eachother or two girls like eachother"
Young boys think girls have "cooties" why wouldn't they think "being gay" is "cool" when all of their best friends are gay. You can't talk about the subject without an understanding of what that relationship involves...
Originally posted by Linkalicious
at that age...girls have "cooties"circle, circle, dot, dot.
Guys have cooties as well 😛
Most children grow up in a family with heterosexual parents and this is shown to be the norm to them. What's the problem with them also learning that homosexuality is normal? A kid knowing that being gay is okay doesn't mean they're gonna go "I think I'll be gay when I get older!" But then again, I don't believe that it's a choice.
(and does anyone besides me think this story is complete BS? Because this is the sort of thing that would be all over the news, in the states at least....)
Originally posted by Silver Stardust
(and does anyone besides me think this story is complete BS? Because this is the sort of thing that would be all over the news, in the states at least....)
If you'd have taken the time to read page one of this thread, you would have seen it's validity was doubted from the beginning.
Re: I withdrew my son from school
Originally posted by Cosmic_BeingsDefinately agree.. sexuality and sex should not be the concerns of children .. however considering the fact that even highschoolers dont get taught about sex until their 2nd year.. Im having my doubts.. as stated through out this thread
I'm really frustrated right now. Yesterday, my son came home from kindergarten. Unbeknownst to me, yesterday they brought in two gay men and explained to the children that it's ok to be homosexual. My son came home and asked me questions about marrying boys, and I had a talk with the teacher, and finding out that it's true, I withdrew him immediately. What do you think of this, and what would you have done?