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What is there to do? It makes no difference if he is gay, bisexual or heterosexual. He has just confided in you something which is very private. This would be an opportunity to strengthen your relationship with your son.
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I would do nothing except be there for him and let him know I think it is ok. His sexual preference is none of my business. I would love him no matter what. I would also be proud that he could confide in me.
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...there isn't really anything TO do. If you're son is having a hard time with it, then reassure him it's okay. But if he's fine with it and just letting you know, then there really isn't a problem.
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Hug him and tell him "Son, I love you no matter whom you want to sleep with, as long as it is legal. I accept you for who you are, and I love you."
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I would love him just the same , make no difference to me at all ...still my son no matter what
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tell him how much I love and support him and not to let anyone change who he is just because it sdoesn't fit into their mold of what is morally right oh and btw For the biggoted closed minded so called Christians out there who will jump all over my case claiming I am not a good parent I am a christian who believes homosexuality is wrong and goes against everything I believe to be morally right but I am one of those christians that believes in live and let live and I would never impose my values or beliefs on someone who chooses to do something that goes against all I believe to be right I am not God to judge them for who they choose to love and that doesn't go just for my son but anyone who has chosen to be bi or gay I would respect their right to make that choice and would give them any love and support they thought they needed
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Love him just as much as I did yesterday.
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I would be ok, i would be a hipocrit if i wasn't ok with it because i am a lesbian. However the only thing i would say is be safe. Also let him know i love him.
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id actually be okay with it ... b.c now adays that is the "cool thing:" believe it or not...my friends are really weird and most of the guys that i know that say they are "bisexual" are most likely not...b.c i never really seen them with guys and most of these people are really close almost best friends...so if your freakin out about this u can only hope its a faze (if it was to me it would probally be a faze) but if it doesnt really bother you ..then hey you got someone to either go shopping with or to clean the house for you (a girl thing to do0
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Sit down and talk to him about it. Encourage him to practice safe sex. And tell him that I loved him no matter what.
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you accept him the way he is. he still the same person he just wants different thing in hes relationships, you should just be glad he trusts you enough to tell you
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you continue to love and support him, because he's still your son. there is nothing to "do"....I mean, do what? I know that there are still some parents who would turn their back on their child, throw them out even for this very reason. any parent who would do such a thing has no business being a parent.
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I'd say, "Whatever floats your boat, Son. I Love You."
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I would tell him that I loved him and would support him no matter what. Hes my son and being bisexual is not horrible at all.
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