50 Tips for Parents of LGBTQ Kids

[@PoweredByRainbows]

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[@bigbassfox4268]

I'm not a parent, but seeing if my parents are treating my sister and I right(even though I'm closeted.) And I'm thinking about sending this to my mom.

[@ed--209]

do it!!!! :D

[@gpettus9508]

Definitely wait until you know it's safe. I've known so many people that I thought were totally cool, but later found out they believe marriage should be between a man and a womal. Or they "support gay people", but think they should keep it on the DL. It hurts. But I'm slowly making better friends, and I hope you can find a place of acceptance either way.

[@wesleybarrett9502]

As someone whom isn't closeted to my parents they never knew I was Pansexual and Polyamorous until my 30s. The only thing for me was I wish I found out sooner. I didn't tell them mainly because my mom was ultra religious and my dad was a product of his time. Thusly I assumed they were unsafe. It took a family friend coming out of the closet too for me to Do the same. Look up Professor Pride's videos on coming out.

[@thatonehotcheeto]

Yes, but please make sure your safe before you do! ❤

[@emerycorner]

My mom refers to transgender identities as "deceit", so I am not keen on coming out as nonbinary yet to her. She seems like the type to be tolerable or accepting as other people being transgender or nonbinary, etc, but not be accepting of he own children being so. :')

[@CowboyCrab]

Idk how this might be at ur school, but u could ask to talk to the therapist, come out to them and ask them to help u come out to ur mom, there's a higher probability that she would accept u (in my country every high school has one and overall is VERY acceptive)

[@yvonnecastillo3716]

My mom is the same with anything LGBTQ+

[@emerycorner]

3 months later and she doesnt acknowledge my pronouns or name change 😔

[@brihebert119]

So sorry to hear that! Not trying to be soft on your mom or anything but on top of the trans and enbyphobia may be grief for the child that she's felt like she lost. It's a real possibility, and it's best not to assume that she's just hating on you...

[@emerycorner]

@@brihebert119 I dont really care so

[@WolfieNamira]

The examples you showed of the 16 and the 9 year old coming out and taking their own life just shocked me. I've attempted it twice because of how my mom is unaccepting of me being trans, it's quite sad how unaccepting people are.

[@Swifly_Norman]

You are worthy and valid, if your mum doesn’t see that in her own child then that’s just shame on her

[@nadiapaulson3217]

I'm sorry you have so much intense homophobia around you. I hope you find safe spaces just to be you. Remember: you are valid and you are loved. @A rare gem is completely right. Have a good life, and don't forget to take care of yourself :)

[@Person-th6rv]

I would send this to my parents except I'm a coward. Thanks again, you were one of the few people who supports me.

[@ashanddoodles13]

Naur not a coward, just have a good sense of self-preservation. I'd do the same but I'm scared to, so you're not alone :)

[@Person-th6rv]

@@ashanddoodles13 Awwwh thanks but my sense of self-preservation is sub-par at best. I'm sorry to here you have parents like (or worse then) mine

[@nadiapaulson3217]

I'm here to tell you that everyone here in the comments section wants you to be happy and healthy and you. Please take care of yourself and make good choices :)

[@salfisher2072]

5:12 “don’t force your kid to live a life you were cheated on!” Me who wished my kid to feel happy: ... well shit, you didn’t need to call me out like that-

[@dragonmaster9299]

My mom has been questioning if I’m “really lgbt” and has been wanting ME to start an lgbt alliance for my school. She knows that I have anxiety and have to take medication for it. She also continues to eat Chick-fil-a

[@brihebert119]

Strange...

[@Sea_Wheezy]

I'm nonbinary and bisexual and im just happy that this exists

[@Swifly_Norman]

Same

[@DogFriess]

Most people have a homophobic grandma but my grandma is lesbian-

[@DogFriess]

@Em aw. I'm glad your grandma accepted your dad as gay, but it's sad she's gone :(

[@nadiapaulson3217]

@xx_neon_axel_xx for real tho

[@ben_dover97]

wait... if your grandma is lesbian how are you here? didn't she need to have a heterosexual relationship to parent your mom or dad? your words confuse me.

[@DogFriess]

@@ben_dover97 my grandma was Heterosexual but now she's lesbian

[@ben_dover97]

@@DogFriess that makes a lot more sense thank you.

[@riverg_88]

idk if youve done a video on this already but can you do a video on what parents should do if they find out their kid is queer before their kid tells them? (sorry its a little specific 🤠)

[@gpettus9508]

That could also be reversed and show closeted kids what to hide in order to keep it from their parents more effectively.

[@ben_dover97]

I'm not a parent but i am a uncle i have repeatedly told my niece that i love her for who she is. my sister (her mom) is an ally of the lgbtqa community. i don't think she'll deny my niece if she came out as LGBTQIA+ nor me if i ever tell her.

[@shelbymunro8941]

My parents are in denial that I'm Trans and if I ever told them the news, my mum would hit the ceiling. It was tough growing up as a child of the 80s

[@kriskabin]

Dido. How I survived is a mystery.

[@CanadaSlasherX]

I just realized this channel doesn't have 100k, I thought this channel had at least 2 million subs. This channel deserves a bigger audience

[@delusionaldreamer8332]

I'll be honest, I'm a lot of things-lesbian, aromantic, and genderqueer (probably genderfluid), and my parents haven't actually been told, I try not to let them know. I'm still in the closet at home. At school it's a different story. I was planning on sending this to my mom to come out to her, but...I've not had much luck simply sending her stuff. My current plan is to send her a letter when I'm in college that says to wait a month before talking to me just to see if she read the whole thing. I'm definitely sending a letter to my brother, he is in college. I like that there's a channel like this, but my situation would actually get worse if I sent this video to my parents, so I hope you understand.

[@MrDuckcelot]

My cousin came out as non-binary and my parents just said it is “a stage she will get over it.” I’m genderfluid (all pronouns) so I’m thinking of sending this video to my parents.

[@ashanddoodles13]

I find it funny I don't want kids (partly because I'm asexual) but part of me wants to adopt one at some point just to be the accepting parent I never had and to show people it's not hard to love someone for who they are instead of what you want them to be

[@McDachpappe]

@@ashanddoodles13 if you don't want kids, then please don't adopt one just to prove something.

[@SquidKidProductions777]

I see where you are coming from but if I'm being honest, I don't think I would paint my child's room pink or blue just because of their gender.. if I wanted to painted it pink or blue.. it's probably because I want the room to look nice and comfortable. I mean colors don't match with gender very much...I have a blue room but it doesn't mean I'm a boy. I just like the color blue. And I like greens and purples, and stuff like that. So if I were to have a child, whatever color I think looks nice for their room..i'd make it that color, not because of gender, it's because it looks nice! So I could paint my child's room yellow, green, purple, grey, but that doesn't mean they are nonbinary.. Bottom line is.. colors don't have gender, and I wouldn't paint my child's room a certain color because of gender. I'd do it because I want it to look good and comfortable for them!

[@pommedeter7407]

1 tip on how to engage conversation with your child is play a kind of game. For example « tell me the best and the worst thing about your day » ( obviously don’t make into an interrogation, and make sure to tell them about your day as well, so that the conversation feels like an equal to equal exchange ) I like this because it’s a cool way to get people to open up about some things they would normally hide from others, but it also reminds us that when bad things happend, there’s always something good too that made it worth it to get out of bed.

[@countryrat2431]

I’m bisexual and my parents are super homophobic and religious and my mom just got me a book called “what the bible says about homosexuality” and it was horrible and all my friends told me to throw it away

[@bastardlly6406]

I'm so sorry that happened to you, it sucks that most parents react like this upon hearing that their kid is some part of the LGBT+ community I hope they come around and accept you sooner or later

[@obopixel4550]

It doesn't say shit - it was mistranslated

[@tripleparity5986]

You have some good friends and some not good parents

[@grantgabriel6958]

Christian here - we strive (some aren't very good at it) to love and accept everyone. Some would reference the bible as an argument against homosexuality, but it was a mistranslation. The bible also states many other bad or plain stupid things, because it was written by man, and is therefore corrupt. Such as, women shall have no authority over a man, and thou shalt not wear a garment woven of multiple fabrics. Only the 10 commandments and quotes of Christ remain pure.

[@canoetheraccoon683]

Oh no, I have the same problem except I'm gay. I hope they don't send me to a camp or something. You'll make it through this, don't let your parents ruin your teen years. You got this!

[@brihebert119]

I was talking with my mom the other day and hinted at my sexuality without actually saying the words "I'm demisexual" and at first she said that what I was trying to explain was a bunch of crap, and that it's not abnormal and I'm just like everyone else (again, she doesn't know these things so I'm not taking it too personally) but it still stung. At the end of the conversation, she changed her tone a little bit and said that " I'm being too specific" so I guess that's a little better. Not planning on telling her anytime soon becuase she just won't get it and try to convince me it isn't real... this is why we test the waters...

[@paulbunyangonewild7596]

I think I might show this to my mom

[@Irisloves]

I think that’s a good idea

[@marcelaxd3919]

Best idea ever

[@mo0nflowersart]

my mums cool.

[@unicorncouch9703]

Did it go well?

[@brihebert119]

You do that, majora! :)

[@KrystalKlearrr]

My dad is bisexual and I caught onto it pretty easily since he hand-made a face mask with the Bisexual pride flag on it and has a custom keyboard on his phone with the flag, my mom also said at one point she liked girls. It made me very happy when I came out to them as Bisexual/Lesbian (Now pansexual, asexual and Demiromantic, It took a bit to figure out) they are a bit iffy about gender identity, but them being supportive of me is good enough in my book

[@popdogfool]

I legit just don't know and what to know. How are you both pansexual and asexual? I thought those were like opposites?

[@KrystalKlearrr]

@@popdogfool - Don't worry ill explain! I accidentally used the term Pansexual instead of Panromantic but they are not the same! One is for sexual attraction and one is for romantic attraction, the Asexual part refers to me being uncomfortable with engaging in sexual activities with my partner. Thus, Panromantic Asexual means I am romantically attracted to all genders, but I am not sexually attracted to anyone, meaning i'm not willing to have sex with or do other sexual activities with a partner, hope that explains it!

[@popdogfool]

Ahhh. I see I see. Thanks!

[@zero_5060]

My parents were so annoying when i was youger when,i was with one of my friends they were always like "iS hE yOur BoYfRieNd?" Like no because i just talk to a boy for 5 seconds that means im in love with he,plus i literally never do anything of a signal of liked someone but they were "dO yOu LiKe sOme bOy iN yOur cLasS?" And the response was always "No".

[@Swifly_Norman]

Instead of Son/Daughter you could of said Child. Instead of Future Husband or Wife you could of said Future Partner. Just some constructive criticism from a non binary, to make people like me more validated

[@rainstorm2491]

Agreed, even tho I'm transgender (ftm), the terms he used did make me feel uncomfortable for those who aren't female or male.

[@keynot_BMX]

My school has a LGBTQA+ club

[@dakotanorth1640]

My daughter's room wasn't pink; it was yellow.

[@ladykatie8204]

My room was yellow too as a baby :) it’s mostly because my parents didn’t want know my sex until I was born

[@dakotanorth1640]

@@ladykatie8204 I didn't want to know either. Gender is overrated

[@ladykatie8204]

@@dakotanorth1640 exactly! The only thing that should matter is that your child is happy and healthy

[@bread2315]

I would send this to my parents, but my mum ain't accepted and my dad don't care

[@jazuzzle]

oh im sorry about that

[@bread2315]

@@jazuzzle its fine, I've learnt to deal with it

[@taleseylad1249]

I mean having a dad that doesn't care's not too bad but having a phobic mom sucks

[@bread2315]

@@taleseylad1249 it's the other way around, my dad's better, he actually kinda tries, but barely

[@irenedool1069]

My goal with my babies I love you and except you just the way you are, I taught love is love, my sister is gay my great uncle and my mom showed us how to love everyone no mater race or skin colour. I just expanded it to include gender identity and pronouns chosen names and dead name. I hope to be a safe place for kids and grown ups as well. I began my kids both have special needs accepting them their abilities. I’m so happy my kids are happy and healthy and accepting and my son has felt safe to come out to me as bisexual. Hugs to all kids and youth and adults that don’t feel supported and accepted.

[@marcelaxd3919]

Sending this vid to my parents with the pictures of the bigender flag to come out

[@TeepQueen]

Hey Matt! You should react to a song by Jan (the music video is amazing and is all about pride) who is a Rupauls drag race queen featuring some other queer and trans artists, you will love the song it is so uplifting and amazing and it’s called “put your gay hands up” and is an LGBTQ anthem for pride! 🏳️‍🌈❤️

[@myvividmemories]

I will use the tips here if my son/daughter is LGBTQIA+ Becuase I want to provide them the best life possible no matter what gender they are, what the dress like, what they believe, and who they like.

[@i_changed_my_username_ha8718]

I'm trying to make a GSA club at my school, any advice? (I also sent this to my... "unaccepting" "mother" so wish me luck 😭)

[@PoweredByRainbows]

Sure, we did an episode with tons of advice for that here kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYrHYZqPq8x1i9E

[@stxrstruck6755]

I would send this to my mom but I don’t wanna get yelled at again 😕

[@scurly0792]

Why would you get yelled at

[@alexgutter8509]

I'm so sorry...

[@hiimpeyton671]

@@lara-ch5qc yelling at all is bad parenting-

[@hiimpeyton671]

@@lara-ch5qc yelling at your child no matter the reason could create a dangerous amount of mental stress that they won’t be able to handle. Could even leave them with trauma. The kid doesn’t even end up understanding what you’re saying anyways because it’s just too much to comprehend. You’re practically kicking the kid in the stomach in a metaphorical way.

[@catsinspaceyt9184]

i think my parents think I'm trans mtf but little do they know I'm gay

[@harasen_haras5]

Oh boy, your mother referring to any girl you hung out with as your girlfriend, that hits home for me. My parents didn't do that, but other kids at school often teased me for hanging out with boys. The issue with friendships across gender being assumed to not be platonic expands past someone's the concept of what a person's attraction is.

[@idanmoon4864]

I'm from Russia and I'm crying

[@StephieBugs]

are you okay

[@idanmoon4864]

@@StephieBugs yes, but I can't be open

[@taleseylad1249]

darn, that sucks

[@celshadedx]

aww, i feel so bad for you. russia is horrible in terms of lgbtq+.

[@johncrandall5782]

Great video. Please do one for teachers

[@PoweredByRainbows]

We’re working on a full master class for teachers but in the meantime, we hope this helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5fVdnuOrtqdhrc

[@unknown_angel4326]

Thank you, this gave me another more healthy perspective on parenting

[@KarenLopez-yh9mg]

I wish me and my gf would have waited to show them this video. Now we both made a decision to not make contact until she’s 18😔

[@MoonlightBread]

I was watching this to see how my parents measured up and I don’t need to send them this… maybe some thing about how I still don’t want biological children and it’s “not gonna change when I meet the rIgHt guy” cause I Want To Marry A Woman… but that’s for another day- they are still LGBTQ friendly

[@iexist_thatsit]

When he said "Imagine the life you want for your future child", I just thought of a person smiling. They didn't have hair, no skin color, no nothing. Just smiling and happy with who they are.

[@kogamay]

I’m gonna send this to my mom

[@nadiapaulson3217]

Thanks for this. I might send it to my dad.

[@willowthesily672]

"I will love you no matter what" *comes out as trans *surprised pikachu face

[@annoyedwitch5321]

Me who don't to have kids and has homphobic parents: yup im totaly going to use the information

[@Huah]

Should I send this to my parents

[@Huah]

@@jamespotter6889 ty

[@lesbiandemigirl9160]

time to send this to my parents

[@elliott1719]

brb sending this to my homophobic mom who doesnt know im pansexual yet

[@Tfidat]

Hope she understands!

[@elliott1719]

@@Tfidat she doesnt understand english too LMAO

[@andreacstar4236]

@@elliott1719 bruh

[@elliott1719]

@@andreacstar4236 LMAO

[@gloomy_alex]

@@elliott1719 If you know she doesn't speak English why did you say you're gonna send her it .-.

[@cherryblossommochii8009]

when i was 12,my mom wanted me to become a doctor instead of working into flower shop....unfortunately, since i was a late bloomer and wasn't mature at all like the other 12 years old kids,I accept it...and when I was 15 at the middle school,the teacher offered me to not become a doctor, but even better than doctor:a nurse...but since I didn't pass the class at the high school,and found out being a doctor, you need to be logical and mature and you need to go at the scientific high school,I don't know what's my dream job it is right now....

[@Cranberries4Crows]

When I come out I'm sending this to my parents!

[@critter_core]

Heh, I’m scared to admit to being a panromantic asexual since my mom thinks she knows everything about the lgbtq community because she has friends who are gay and asexual, and she thinks with all the different terms that the lgbtq community has, that it’s all too complicated. She thinks that they make it so complicated so they can’t get attacked. My dad thinks the lgbtq community is wrong (he claims to be a Christian) and his argument is that he tolerates them so he’s not homophobic… I’m really upset about this since I always thought mom was supportive of the lgbtq community, but is so closed off against it. I literally just said that I found it interesting to research about, and she said “you should probably be researching something else”. Tell me it’s wrong to research about other people around you, seriously. I hate that so many people are forced to stay closeted just because parents are scary now.

[@eyejuice3349]

Ok so how many people watch these videos but are too scared to show their parental types, all in favour say ’i’

[@dbkids123]

I.

[@flute5764]

I have tried coming out to my mom twice, and both times didn't go well. The first time was when I was 9, and I told my mom that I was "100% straight and 100% gay like how Jesus is 100% man and 100% God" and she burst out laughing while assuring me that I was to only like girls. The second time happened when I was around 14 when one of my older brothers outed me as bi to her. She freaked the hell out, telling me that it was a phase, and used my cousin, who is a very flamboyant gay man, as an example of why I "could never like men" even though I am more attracted to men than women. I still haven't told my biological dad yet since he's really unpredictable. Still, considering he has bought Pride Shoes in the past and is an atheist (so he has no religious obligation to deny me, either), I am assuming he's okay with it.

[@thatonehotcheeto]

My parents have specifically told me that they do not support the lgbt community. And also told me I shouldn’t be gay. Any advice?

[@PoweredByRainbows]

Your parents need to learn how science works. But this video should help you massively. It’s one we made for kids like you a few years ago but we hope it helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHiToH56qNWJprs Much love ❤️ and rainbows 🏳️‍🌈, Professor Pride

[@dbkids123]

I know I'm just a kid, but what I did was tell my closest and most trusted friends that I was bi. I know it doesn't help with your speficic situation, but you could try telling them with a plan if something goes bad, couldn't you just go live with one of your relatives? 🤔 (I'm VERY sorry if I caused any offence. This is my first time giving a community member advice.😅)

[@callmeace5687]

I have a perfect life just the fact my mum is homophobic but I’m lesbian idk what to do.

[@nadiapaulson3217]

I wish you the best of luck with that. I'm lesbian as well, but my dad is homophobic, and I'm out to him and the rest of my family (minus my grandparents). I feel your pain

[@callmeace5687]

@@nadiapaulson3217 thank you

[@ben_dover97]

my mom isn't homophobic but i haven't told her yet. i think we put too much pressure on ourselves to tell our parents. we can live happy lives without our parents even knowing because once we're adults and can afford to move out we can make them choose their stupid homophobic beliefs or their child that they love more than life itself. that's how i see it. im 24 and i still technically live with my family but i don't see myself telling my dad anytime soon.

[@nadiapaulson3217]

@@ben_dover97 That's a good point. I like this. Thank you

[@ben_dover97]

@@nadiapaulson3217 you're welcome and for it's worth your dad will eventually come around. adjusting takes time. one of my former neighbors is gay. his mom is a super catholic and as are his grandparents and so on. he was in his 20's when he told me and a friend of mine to be you and not to let yourself be pushed down by society norms. a month later he got a phone call about his mom being diagnosed with cancer. over the last 6 months of her life he reconnected with his mom and she passed fully accepting her son for who he was. he came out to her as gay when he was 12 and they had a rocky relationship until she passed. I'm not saying it will take your dad getting cancer to finally love you for being you. it just takes time and effort on your part. your dad knows now and he knows one day you're going to bring home the person you want to marry. he will have to question if his homophobic beliefs are worth losing one of his children forever.

[@lukecohen5696]

I am glad to be in a safe spot cause I live in the south and you know.

[@aaronaym]

My family is very excepting of me for being lgbtq

[@cyl_genderfluid-furry]

My dad does some of these. Only some. Only the last bits. Even the "athentic self" thing. it still doesn't really accept me. it still ruins my life to this day. it should be dead. Many lives would be better even if slightly. My life would be imMENSEly better.

[@PitXRoxas]

hYLIA BLESS, THANKS

[@Rose_Light08]

This is nice and I love this

[@pommedeter7407]

I know my parents would react fine ignore I told them I was bi. Still terrifying tho. What i’m NOT positive about is the gender stuff...

[@urmissingdadfromfail6969]

imma show this to my mom

[@isobelarya3941]

How can I send this to my parents without sending this to my parents

[@Ivory-f5b]

Tell someone else to send it to em

[@Mud_Bug]

i don't get how you're a LGBTQ+ supporter but still says "sons or daughters" instead of simply "kids"

[@motherlodeman589]

in context he means that the parents will see them as cisgender, if you are referring to the intro

[@thats_a_cat6902]

I'm a bit confused at this comment I'm pretty sure your just being inclusive of non binary children, but there's not really anything wrong with saying "sons and daughters" and he also does say simply "child" sometimes, and he is not a supporter of the LGBT community he is gay himself, so if you meant something explain it to me

[@rainstorm2491]

Right

[@hiimpeyton671]

I’m gender fluid, and even I see nothing wrong with saying “sons or daughters”. I think you’re just being a but overdramatic

[@Cat-zk5ym]

Meow 💖💜💙 thank you

[@fishboi6051]

Im sceard of my faimaly

[@mila100_80]

me too

[@Irisloves]

Yeah I feel you there, my mom knows I am pansexual but if she found out I am non-binary I am worried about what she would do or say to me

[@sourofficial_]

Same

[@Irisloves]

@@mila100_80 I am pansexual and my mom and dad knows that but if they found out I was non-binary I have no idea what my mom and dad will say or do to me

[@creativejelly9384]

Me too

[@lumatixx9223]

can someone send this to my parents or something AHHHS

[@boredutopia]

Life just happens,can't be planed. Some things in life are set as we born,others just happenes as a pile of circumstances. My parents had an image of my future,same as parents of my friends and cousins. Well life had different plans. I become handicapped as a 11 year old in the middle of war, one of my friends never came home on a first day of a war,shot by sniper as a 10 year old,my cousin tried 3 suicide attempts as a teen, 15 years later done a gender change operation, my best friend married a guy who was able to handle his severe PTSD and war traumas coz of brutal abuse as a child in occupaied areas. Parents too often idolise life and think their kids will have rainbows and unicorns thru life and they focus on crap things and how their life should be or look like. My family and friends went thru so many shit during war times that after it was over actually no one gave a crap and making drama about anyone being gay or what ever.they were just happy we all are alive. Nothing in life can't be planned, we can get sick,find in a war, struck by car etc.life happens it is not something you can plan for yourself, and have no right to plan it for someone else..

[@lukecohen5696]

question what is intersex?

[@rosieg6989]

It is when a person is born more than one biological sex. It usually presents as physically, or through chromosomes, or both. Physically it usually presents as a person having a combination of female and male reproductive organs and hormones, such as a person having a vagina but internal testicals, or a person having a penis but also a uterus. Chromosomal intersex is where you don't have just xx or xy, you could have just x, or xxy, or xxx, and the rarest for is a person having xx but develop completely male, or xy but develop completely female.

[@lukecohen5696]

@@rosieg6989 oh thanks I now understand more about it have a great day

[@rosieg6989]

@@lukecohen5696 Well there is one more thing you should now as it is very important these last few years. Many intersex people with the physical kind don't know they are intersex because when they are born about 90% of parents have doctors surgically remove one of the reproductive sets, either all of the male reproductive organs or all of the female, even though in most cases the two sets aren't life threatening. Babies between the ages of zero to two are being forced to have healthy parts of them removed so that they can be the sex their parents want. Intersex isn't technically part of the lgbt community, but we are standing with them because we know that no child should be forced to be something they aren't, and hopefully more legislation will be introduced to make these surgeries illegal unless medically necessary. When they are adults if they want one set removed then they can make that choice, but at less than two years old they cannot.

[@lukecohen5696]

@@rosieg6989 oh well I srport them have a great day

[@whiskeynroses]

I want to send this to my mother so bad but I'm a coward

[@AutisticTheaterKid]

Matt: Stop all your preconceived wants and desires for your children Me: I just want my children to be happy and live life as they wish

[@NotABushFan1]

I had no issue up to 3:20 when you said a child coming out as Intersex! No, unlike all of the LGBT and all the others that are controlled by the brain and thoughts of emotions, intersex is not controlled by the brain, They are one of God's gifts that is neither female nor male on a physical level. I think Jesus blesses Intersex in Matthew 19.

[@RedDeadDevilTrigger]

460th like

[@amberwarnke6434]

No, you should put their gender on their birth certificate. 99% of the time it will work out.

[@pinkpuppy3415]

not 99 percent

[@yeet1066]

@ŤHÄŃØŚ Facebook isn’t a reliable news source