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Lifefuel / Motivation how would you react if your child came out as queer to you?

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ideally they'd be brought up in a household where it's neither demonized nor glorified
so if I don't think they got groomed into being queer (I lowkey was for a few years) I wouldn't really gaf
 
thread full of moralcucks
 
Vague question, Queer is an umbrella term. Somebody being Gay and someone being Trans are a very different thing
it was like that on purpose tbh

i would love my child regardless of sexual or gender identity. Can't say I would fully understand them, but that doesn't make them unworthy of love, at least in my opinion
 
it was like that on purpose tbh

i would love my child regardless of sexual or gender identity. Can't say I would fully understand them, but that doesn't make them unworthy of love, at least in my opinion
I would be supportive no matter what, but the specifics matter. My opinion/decisions that follow after them coming out would depend on how they're doing in life, if everythings going well, plans for the future are made, etc. If they're already in a rough spot financially, career-wise, etc. and decide to change their life completely while stuff isn't organized, I would either help more than usual, maybe suggest prioritizing other things and helping them with their identity etc.
 
I would be supportive no matter what, but the specifics matter. My opinion/decisions that follow after them coming out would depend on how they're doing in life, if everythings going well, plans for the future are made, etc. If they're already in a rough spot financially, career-wise, etc. and decide to change their life completely while stuff isn't organized, I would either help more than usual, maybe suggest prioritizing other things and helping them with their identity etc.
fully agree
 
fully agree
Never specified in my original post, but I meant that someone coming out as trans while their life is derailed can be catastrophic, if someone comes out as gay, there wouldn't be as many personal & social adjustments needed to continue going on with their life
 
Never specified in my original post, but I meant that someone coming out as trans while their life is derailed can be catastrophic, if someone comes out as gay, there wouldn't be as many personal & social adjustments needed to continue going on with their life
very true

one of my irls just came out as trans, and they're already chronically depressed and have trouble leaving the house.

though, they seem to be better being out to everyone, they're already getting medical estrogen and plan on getting surgery soon despite having little money

i wanted to see how others would react in the looksmaxxing community since a lot of us grew up judged for being different. How much different are the reasonings for plastic surgery? Not too far apart imo
 
I’d be upset at first but I’d always love my child I get used to it. Its okay
 

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