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Re: Coming out to parents on April Fools day

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Originally Posted by Adrian Ţepeş (Post 5733129)

Actually it's, "for which there will never be a treatment."

You have been warned!

Should I point out your mistake, or let it slide?

Re: Coming out to parents on April Fools day

:giggle:

Alas the day has ended, and I did not do it. But I still want to. Both for aforementioned reasons, and for reasons to do with health insurance

Re: Coming out to parents on April Fools day

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Originally Posted by Adrian Ţepeş (Post 5733129)

Actually it's, "for which there will never be a treatment."

You have been warned!

Protip: Not using prepositions at the end of a sentence is not an official rule of the English language.

Re: Coming out to parents on April Fools day

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Originally Posted by Toph (Post 5733138)

Lol I'm bi, for the record. We can still be married <3

I'm sorry. I can't be married to a man with gay tendencies.

Re: Coming out to parents on April Fools day

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Originally Posted by Schofield (Post 5733107)

Oh god. I feel like there is a serious lack of knowledge when it comes to conservatism and liberalism, in this thread.

The [current] Republican party hijacked the word conservative and turned it into something very ugly.

Since there are in practice only two parties in the US, people will adapt to the party image instead of their own ideas or the party's actual politics.

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Originally Posted by Nemmerle (Post 5733108)

Maybe yes, maybe no.

My father claimed to love my sister and I, and I know that he also discussed, with my mother, putting my sister into care when she was misbehaving.

'Love' is one of those things like 'I bet you a million pounds,' it's easy enough to say. But if you want to make things interesting you have to start asking more specific questions - like forget a million, what about £10? Forget love, what about respect, what about happy memories together, what about things you've learned from them, what about activities and interests you share, what about - heck - just feeling safe around them?

Neither of us know them, Biiv. Neither of us live with them, nor have grown up as their son or daughter.

Maybe they're great parents, maybe they're not. I'm not saying either way. I'm just saying it's a bit harsh to judge what someone might do with respect to what is largely an unknown if they get hurt badly enough.

Fine. You're right, we can't know. We only have two sentences to go by. It's his decision and only he can know. But if his parents are worth a damn, he shouldn't have such a dismissive attitude towards them.

Re: Coming out to parents on April Fools day

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Originally Posted by Schofield (Post 5733118)

I still cling firmly to the belief that most sexualities are a mental disorder we have yet to find treatment for.

That's stupid. Science has proven that heterosexuality doesn't even exist. Everyone is actually fully transsexual or bisexual at the very least, there should be treatment for heterosexual males so they become women and more sensible.