My daughter goes to a small private, very liberal high school. In the city I live, it's just not feasible to send her to public high school. The faculty allow the kids to constantly change their names and identities. Her best friend is a girl who thinks she's a boy. I met the mother. She's a very nice hardworking woman.
There's obviously no father in the home. I've recently gotten full custody of my daughter and so I'll be driving her to and from school and appointments. Today, my daughter mentioned there was an event she'd like to attend with this child tomorrow, whom she referred to as a boy. I told her that the child is a girl and to please not refer to her as a boy to me. She got upset, probably texted the child and told her what I said, and now she's laying in bed miserable, says she doesn't wanna go and now I'm the bad guy. My daughter has been a hermit and needs ways to get out of the house and do things. I was ok with her hanging out with this girl, but I don't want to take part in this little game.
I know that society is pushing this ridiculous and abusive agenda and the parents buying it hook line and sinker. I just don't know why. I feel like I'm fighting an uphill battle and I'm going to hurt my daughter in the process. I don't want to start a problem with the school, because overall it's an amazing place with a curriculum that far exceeds anything a public school could offer.
If my daughter herself is gay, I'm totally fine with that. Although, deep in her heart I don't think she is. I used to find love letters to boys in her knapsack when she was in elementary school. In the end, I just want my little girl to be happy and healthy. I just don't know how to draw a line in the sand without hurting her. Where do I even begin?
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