Which would you rather have a pregnant teenage daughter or a openly gay son? (men, loving)
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Teen pregnancy is negative. Many people seem to think being gay is negative and I don't think it is. I love the gays and the straights? Whats wrong with that.Me and my friend were talking about this and she told me that she would never accept a gay child she would rather have a pregnant daughter.
Well, if you love both, then why not just say that you love everyone. There's no need to indicate who you love based on their orientation.
As for your friend, that's her own issue, and if that's the way she feels, as sad as it is, that's her own prerogative.
Gay males can still be very pruductive members of society. Pregnant teens too, but i think, their life is put on hold as soon as that baby is born, and a large percentage of the time, teen moms, dont live up to their potential because they have the "burden" of taking care of a young life.
Folks being gay doesn't bother me. Young girls having children when they're not ready for the responsibility does bother me. So I'd have to choose the openly gay son.
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It is not young teenage mothers which is bothersome...i have a cousin who is..and another who wants to be...but "children out of wedlock", This can get dicey..
Have you ever heard of middle ground? There aren't just two gay types of gay guys. Will isn't even that straight acting.
I was going to say something to that effect.
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