[Torie]

If I were a gay parent, I would just say no. But I am not. But I think gay parents, unlike most here, are probably good and conscientious parents. But on this particular issue, they might lose their good judgment. Andrew Sullivan is exhibit A in that regard. He has endorsed judicial fiat to further what is dear to him - a most lamentable lapse.

[jwalsh07]

It is an interesting question because there are various forces acting in different directions. I suspect there are many, the folks who don't attend the parades in leather and rubber, who would feel intense pressure to avoid this school like the plague. On the other hand there would seem to be inherent forces within that sees no problem with the behavior.

And then there is the protectiveness that every parent feels. I suspect children of homosexual couples would attend the school at only slightly higher rates than their heterosexual counterparts in that geographical location.

[M1Tanker]

I'm confused on the unlike most here part of the comment.

It may have just been the way I read it though (it's late). I would reguard myself as a probably good and conscientious person, or else I would not belong to FR.

[Old Professer]

You can't be certain about what's right for your child if you're unsure of yourself.