She does so much more than I would have even thought of doing at her age. Yet I got into that same damn honor society, at that SAME school 25 years ago!
I don’t know if this has anything to do with it, but her National History Day project was on gay marriage. They basically “staged” a debate explaining the for and against. My daughter was the “against” and did her research and wrote her part well and with facts. They won the competition, but I’m wondering if someone didn’t like her “part”. Oh, and at the last minute they wrote into the script that she basically gets out of control and security is called and she’s hauled away. I was not happy with this as I think it puts all the positive light on the pro gay marriage part. I let it go because she said that writing that in was funny and she feels she got her point across. See, making fun of someone against gay marriage makes you win regional competitions! I should of spoke up then but I let it go.
I have a relative who was homosexual; fervently believed she was born that ‘way’. Lived the lesbian lifestyle until she blew off her entire family and just walked away.
Her companion had a sex change operation and my relative went through AI, gave birth to a baby boy, and the three of them seemed quite content as a family. Then she met a man and fell in love.
She abandoned her ‘husband’ and her son, all because she decided her former choice had been wrong.
The thing that really grates me about this is how enormously self-centered it all is, that she hurt people she supposedly loved.
I’ve now become a believer in homosexuality as a personality disorder. There is no scientific evidence that it is genetic or biological in origin.