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Sexuality is a sensitive issue and people get offended even at the mention of it. And, especially in India, because of our “sanskars” one can’t be bisexual. Actually there is no concept of bisexuality (Hopefully, the intended sarcasm comes across). But what about the acceptance outside India?
Parents have a hard time wrapping their heads around their kids being gay. And it’s really hard for them to come to terms with their children’s sexuality. But some parents are real supportive, barring a few.
“Seeing a girl in her class for a month or so now. I want her to have a traditional life with a husband and kids. I’ve forbidden her from seeing the girl for an indefinite period of time. What else should I do?”
And, the replies she got were very enlightening.
Moral issues aside (which others have already discussed), your approach to solving the “problem” is counter-productive.
The best way to bring people together is to try and tear them apart. You’re only going to make their relationship stronger by keeping your daughter away from this girl because now it gives them something to fight for that is novel, exciting, and even “noble” to pursue. You know, young love. True love. All that jazz.
It’s love, right? At least, she thinks it is and she would believe that whether it was a boy or a girl on the receiving end of her feelings. When people feel like they love someone and are separated from them against their will, that love only grows stronger.
Your daughter is going to have feelings no matter what so you should let her experience and explore them. Repression will only make her rebel and then it won’t matter what she actually feels; she’ll just be *responding* to the repression (or oppression).
Also, if you are concerned about her being sexually active then you should talk with her about sexually transmitted diseases. You can still get herpes, hpv, and STIs from oral sex so please make sure she understands that. A lot of people of all ages don’t seem to know so you need to make it really really clear.
Even if your daughter was not bisexual, there’s no guarantee she would have a “traditional life with a husband and kids.” She might never marry. Or if she did, she might not have kids. Being bisexual does not preclude that traditional life, either. Bisexual means she’s attracted to both men and women; that’s all it means.
There are plenty of bisexual people out there married or otherwise committed to people of the opposite gender.
You need to let go of your preconceptions, difficult though it may be, and accept your daughter. I’m pretty sure that if you don’t, you’ll lose her. She came to you and told you this about herself because (I’m guessing) she wanted to be honest with you and thought/hoped you’d support her. If that’s true, you’ve let her down.
Your daughter is whatever person she is, attracted to whatever people she is. You don’t have the right to tell her otherwise.
Read up on bisexuality, check out PFLAG, and please, try to put your preconceptions aside and accept your daughter as she is.
You should let her live. It’s her choice and her life. She is 16 and is pretty sensible about what’s right and what’s wrong. You have no right to tell her to stop seeing the girl.
It could possibly be that she’s curious and may later discover that she isn’t bisexual, but for the time being let her be. She needs you to support her, not you to act homophobic.
Accept people for who they are, not who you want them to be.
So you think that by lowering the boom on her, she will somehow decide that dating people of her own sex is not a good idea? Perhaps there is a nice boy in her class that you want her to date instead. Can you think of a way to force her to date him instead?
If you can, then you will have accomplished something no parent in the history of the world has been able to do — control their children’s attractions to people. If you think there is a secret out there that will make her stop dating people YOU don’t like, and only date the ones YOU approve of, you are sadly mistaken. Parents who attempt this always find not only does it not work, it usually makes the kids resentful towards the parents. See Romeo and Juliet.
If your question is how can you stop your daughter from being bisexual, again, no big secrets. You can scream, yell, torture, deny privileges, take her to church, etc, but that is not going to change who she is or where her attractions lie. It will, however, drive a big wedge between the two of you.
When you have children, the ONE thing that all parents have to accept is that it isn’t about you anymore. It isn’t about what YOU want for your child. You may want them to grow up to be president, or a lawyer or a doctor, or rich, or whatever. But you cannot control your children that way, and if you do, you are going to create resentments and possibly even lifelong therapy sessions for them.
So what to do? You remain supportive of their desires, warn them to be safe, encourage them to practice safe sex if they are having sex, and that you have an open door at all times to listen to their problems, of which they will have many.
Rescind your order, apologise, and leave her alone. Her sexuality is no more your business than yours is hers.
Wish her every happiness, which has nothing to do with what you want and everything to do with supporting her. Being a sexual minority isn’t easy.
Her life, her rules and her choice. The least the parents can do is be supportive of their kids’ sexuality. Love them for who they are and your support can mean the world to them. They deserve being loved.
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Sexuality is a sensitive issue and people get offended even at the mention of it. And, especially in India, because of our “sanskars” one can’t be bisexual. Actually there is no concept of bisexuality (Hopefully, the intended sarcasm comes across). But what about the acceptance outside India?
Parents have a hard time wrapping their heads around their kids being gay. And it’s really hard for them to come to terms with their children’s sexuality. But some parents are real supportive, barring a few.
“Seeing a girl in her class for a month or so now. I want her to have a traditional life with a husband and kids. I’ve forbidden her from seeing the girl for an indefinite period of time. What else should I do?”
And, the replies she got were very enlightening.
Moral issues aside (which others have already discussed), your approach to solving the “problem” is counter-productive.
The best way to bring people together is to try and tear them apart. You’re only going to make their relationship stronger by keeping your daughter away from this girl because now it gives them something to fight for that is novel, exciting, and even “noble” to pursue. You know, young love. True love. All that jazz.
It’s love, right? At least, she thinks it is and she would believe that whether it was a boy or a girl on the receiving end of her feelings. When people feel like they love someone and are separated from them against their will, that love only grows stronger.
Your daughter is going to have feelings no matter what so you should let her experience and explore them. Repression will only make her rebel and then it won’t matter what she actually feels; she’ll just be *responding* to the repression (or oppression).
Also, if you are concerned about her being sexually active then you should talk with her about sexually transmitted diseases. You can still get herpes, hpv, and STIs from oral sex so please make sure she understands that. A lot of people of all ages don’t seem to know so you need to make it really really clear.
Even if your daughter was not bisexual, there’s no guarantee she would have a “traditional life with a husband and kids.” She might never marry. Or if she did, she might not have kids. Being bisexual does not preclude that traditional life, either. Bisexual means she’s attracted to both men and women; that’s all it means.
There are plenty of bisexual people out there married or otherwise committed to people of the opposite gender.
You need to let go of your preconceptions, difficult though it may be, and accept your daughter. I’m pretty sure that if you don’t, you’ll lose her. She came to you and told you this about herself because (I’m guessing) she wanted to be honest with you and thought/hoped you’d support her. If that’s true, you’ve let her down.
Your daughter is whatever person she is, attracted to whatever people she is. You don’t have the right to tell her otherwise.
Read up on bisexuality, check out PFLAG, and please, try to put your preconceptions aside and accept your daughter as she is.
You should let her live. It’s her choice and her life. She is 16 and is pretty sensible about what’s right and what’s wrong. You have no right to tell her to stop seeing the girl.
It could possibly be that she’s curious and may later discover that she isn’t bisexual, but for the time being let her be. She needs you to support her, not you to act homophobic.
Accept people for who they are, not who you want them to be.
So you think that by lowering the boom on her, she will somehow decide that dating people of her own sex is not a good idea? Perhaps there is a nice boy in her class that you want her to date instead. Can you think of a way to force her to date him instead?
If you can, then you will have accomplished something no parent in the history of the world has been able to do — control their children’s attractions to people. If you think there is a secret out there that will make her stop dating people YOU don’t like, and only date the ones YOU approve of, you are sadly mistaken. Parents who attempt this always find not only does it not work, it usually makes the kids resentful towards the parents. See Romeo and Juliet.
If your question is how can you stop your daughter from being bisexual, again, no big secrets. You can scream, yell, torture, deny privileges, take her to church, etc, but that is not going to change who she is or where her attractions lie. It will, however, drive a big wedge between the two of you.
When you have children, the ONE thing that all parents have to accept is that it isn’t about you anymore. It isn’t about what YOU want for your child. You may want them to grow up to be president, or a lawyer or a doctor, or rich, or whatever. But you cannot control your children that way, and if you do, you are going to create resentments and possibly even lifelong therapy sessions for them.
So what to do? You remain supportive of their desires, warn them to be safe, encourage them to practice safe sex if they are having sex, and that you have an open door at all times to listen to their problems, of which they will have many.
Rescind your order, apologise, and leave her alone. Her sexuality is no more your business than yours is hers.
Wish her every happiness, which has nothing to do with what you want and everything to do with supporting her. Being a sexual minority isn’t easy.
Her life, her rules and her choice. The least the parents can do is be supportive of their kids’ sexuality. Love them for who they are and your support can mean the world to them. They deserve being loved.
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An Australian fitness influencer is hitting back after she was blasted for posing in a thong bikini with her teenage son.
Sophie Guidolin, 33, shared the snap with her 562,000 Instagram followers to celebrate son Kai’s 15th birthday, with the photo showing the blonde beauty cuddling up to the boy with her bare booty on display.
Haters immediately attacked the “inappropriate” image, claiming Kai looked “uncomfortable” and that Guidolin was using her son to feed her “burning addiction to attention.” Other vulgar tolls claimed it appeared as if the proud mama was “banging” her child.
But a defiant Guidolin isn’t backing down: “Having a body is normal, having body parts is normal, it’s not sexualized, it’s nothing shameful, and it’s something I reiterate and drive home here with my boys,” she told the Daily Star in a new interview.
“So when they see me in a bikini, they don’t think anything other than ‘Hmm, mom’s tanning, mom’s going to the beach, going for a swim,'” she further explained. “They don’t see me and be like ‘Oooh what a sexy bum you’ve got .'”
Guidolin first posted the image back in April, where it garnered national attention in Australia.
However, the influencer and nutritionist is still attracting criticism over the Instagram image, and has been forced to update its caption.
“We live in the Gold Coast, Australia, where wearing a bikini to the beach is so beyond normal, that I didn’t even consider having to place a disclaimer on this photo,” the update read.
She also posted a follow-up video with her son, who said he wasn’t embarrassed by the image.
“Do I have a problem wearing a bikini in front of my sons? NO WAY. Why? Because im not sexualized to him, nor have I ever been!!!” the mama bear further raged. “If you have an issue, maybe you should look into why you feel you have to sexualize a woman’s body instead of it sim ply being a mom and her son at the pool!!!”
Hundreds of fellow moms told Guidolin to ignore her haters, with one writing: “Too many sick people around on social media.”
“I think the pic is beautiful,” a fellow fan fawned.
Guidolin frequently posts photos with Kai, whom she gave birth to when she was 19 years old.
The blonde mama also has three other children — 14-year-old son Ryder and 6-year-old twin daughters, Ariel and Evie.
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I recently discovered that my wife is bisexual. She left her email up by mistake.
I read a ton of your letters and I know you always say people shouldn't snoop on the person they love, but I wasn't snooping. We are sharing a home computer, and I couldn't help but notice the opening line of the email that was sent to her. It said "I need you now." At first, I thought this was an email she had sent to me, but when I read a little closer I realized it was from her lover.
It looks like this has been going on for a long time behind my back. This woman who my wife has been loving on has a husband who is in the same battalion as me and I know him.
I guess funny things happen on these small Army posts in the middle of nowhere. When the men are away, the wives will play -- and I do mean play with each other. I may be using humor, but finding this out cuts me deep like a knife in the chest. She's been carrying on behind my back, maybe in front of our two children, for all I know.
As you would say, here's the deal: I confronted her. And my wife of six years told me that making love to another woman doesn't count. She said I shouldn't be upset with her. She said I should be mad if I discovered she was with another man, but not a woman. She said she can cut off the relationship with the other woman if I want her to.
I don't know why she couldn't see the rage on my face. It's been two weeks since I found out.
Ms. Vicki, should I be mad? Should I confront the other woman and let her husband know? I hope you can give me some advice soon.
I read your letter, and the first thing I cued in on was the word rage. First, calm down -- way down. I don't want you to be at the point of rage.
Being mad or
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