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  • I know several LGBT youth because my oldest has been in that world for years. The religious families I know are not the ones who put their child at most risk, oddly. They aren't always happy about it, but none of them have threatened or hurt their children. Of the ones I know, three are in real danger. Two of those families aren't religious and one is not active in their faith.

    I just think we should be careful about slinging around accusations that aren't grounded in facts. It leads more children to suicidal behavior because they assume from what people say that their parents' faith means they won't be accepted.

    Going to the homeless shelters preselects for kids that have issues with their families. That doesn't say anything about the rates or the likelihood of any given family being a danger.

  • I have a trans child, and they were terrified to tell me, but not because of anything I did. They ended up coming out to me multiple times because I didn't react the way they were told to expect.

    They have plenty of trans friends whose lives would be much worse if their parents knew. I don't think any school has the right to reveal that kind of information before a kid is ready.

  • No, half the population is being judged on their statistical likelihood to commit violence. Their physical makeup is only part of that. Most of it is a cultural entitlement, as evidenced by so many on here getting butthurt that people might be afraid of them because of their life experiences.