If you could give one piece of advice to a homosexual teenager, what would it be? How would your advice differ based on if they were out or not?
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Buddy Boy
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"Don't let anyone tell you you are inferior to them just because of the way you were created. Homosexuality may be a sin according to the Bible but it is one of the things that makes each person different in their own way." If they hadn't come out of the closet i would let them know that "they are who they are and that's nothing to be ashamed of." And that when people come out I think it is admirable that the person would be putting themselves out there.
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There is nothing wrong with you. Never hang your head in shame unless you've actually done something wrong! Report abuse from other students immediately! If you are threatened or hurt, call the police immediately. Do NOT put up with anyone's crap. There is no need to. Never act like a victim and you won't be.
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Know who you are and respect yourself. Those that matter will not mind who you are and those that mind do not matter. As far as coming out of the closet i would advise that they be sure their parent(s) is/are accepting of homosexuals in general. If not, i would tell them that coming out the closet while they are still financially dependent on their parent(s) may not be the best thing to do. I would also let them know that no matter where they go someone will try to make their life miserable and they will succeed.. if you let them succeed. Stand up for yourself and what you believe in and be proud of who you are. Practice safe sex, follow the law, make sure you get a proper education and be true to yourself. That is all.
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Be who you are and be proud of it. Whether you choose to be in or out of the closet is your business....It is your life. Live it the way you want.
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I would have to give them two pieces of information, since they are both vital. 1. "You are just as good, or probably even better in some ways, than everyone else. Never let anyone put you down or discriminate against you for your inborn orientation. There's nothing "wrong" with you." 2. "When you decide to tell someone about your orientation, choose carefully and think about what you will say first. You are under NO OBLIGATION to tell a SINGLE person until YOU are ready. I know it seems like you "should" tell the whole world, but resist that urge, and keep control over this information. In this way you keep your private life private, and it doesn't become a point of discussion all over the school/college/family reunion."
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Your orientation is none of anyone's business.
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the first and most important thing I would say to them is to " like and be happy with who you are "... if you do this then everything else will fall into place
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Don't give up the fight!
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Find all the answers to your own higher self...the higher you go the better your choices and better your choices, the better the life.
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