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I'd love her out of it. I'd get to the root problem of what made her take this route by choice. I would NOT allow her to bring another lesbian in my home. I would not endorse it or wink at it. I'd be very clear on m,y disapproval. I'd also contact Exodus International and have a former homosexual help her to return back to what God had intended for her to be attracted to.

Yeah, I love my daughter and I'd love the hell out of her. People that don't care enough - let them live their life of hell on earth too. I can't speak for the Cheney's. I don't know what happened there. I suspect she was neglected emotionally from her Mom. Or she could have been sexually abused. It's one or the other or a combination of both. NO one is born that way.

I'd love (my daughter) out of (homosexuality).

What makes you think that you can love someone out of homosexuality?

And if YOU can do it, why is God unable to do it?

I don't disagree with your suggestions or with your strength of right and wrong. Essentially we are agreeing. You continue to love and respect, while you work to change. I'm sure that while you are helping her confront her issues, you would expect her to hold a job, pursue her interests, attend church and family gatherings, and live a productive life. You would remember all the good things about your daughter, and love many things about her character and personality. This is the Christian way. Muslims would expect you to execute your daughter if she sinned against the teachings of mohammed.