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A lot (if not most) parents are at least somewhat unsupportive, and while I understand that it takes time to adjust expectations, it's sad when relationships become strained due to a child coming out. Although some people may feel that sticking to their principles is more important, and if they love their child, maybe they feel that helping them leave the LGBT lifestyle is best.
Yes, I would accept my child. My child wouldn't stop being my child just because s/he was gay. I know how many gay children struggle with identity issues and how many face abuse from their loved ones. I would not be "that" parent.
Yeah no issue. It'll take some time for me to get used to calling them the right pronoun if a cross dresser or transgender. Other than that could care less which sex they share a relationship with.
My child is my child, God blessed me with them, and he knew who they would be, God taught me He loves unconditionally. Why would I not ? Especially my own child? I think men or dads might have a harder time? Not sure
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You are a good dad! 
