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Rickyvol77 said:
Did they tell your daughter and other kids that your relationship with your wife/husband was full of love and how you loved each other? Because I guarantee that they didn’t
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My girls go to private school, but they both have teachers that tell them “I love you”.

Not exactly what you are talking about, but the topic of ‘love’ is openly discussed.
 
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85SugarVol said:
I have no idea how old her kids are. Curious as to why you ask?
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Bc I have seen examples of where parents push kids in that direction at ages before they have the capability of understanding what that is…. Just curious if they were young children or teens or older where they can start understanding that’s how they feel.
 
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ClearwaterVol said:
If the situation warranted, yes. My wife was going through addiction and yes they talked with her about it. It wasn't creepy. It wasn't inappropriate it is what good teachers do.

So guarantee all you want. I now know you are completely full of crap and don't buy that you weren't a bully of cop pushing his agenda.
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Not really shocked that you are anti police considering your background and family issues. But if check out the teachers handbooks on personal conversations with their kids and you might understand better. You are simply wrong and it IS creepy to discuss with kids about their parents love, hate, sexual relationships. You are in the wrong and refuse to admit it (as usual). And I’ve never bullied anyone nor had to, I simply know the difference between right and wrong and don’t use morally gray areas or make excuses for perverse, illegal or unethical behaviors
 
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85SugarVol said:
We have been lucky to have some good teachers for our girls. A personal connection, with a teacher that cares, can make all the difference.
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I had a 10th grade english teacher that I made a personal connection with and she made a big difference in my attitude back then.
 
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Gandalf said:
Interesting you should say that. You realize that the mavens of culture have moved on from that and now deem otherwise, correct? If someone identifies as gay, or bi and then decides later that they identify in some other way, who are you to say they are born a certain way and cannot decide for themselves who they want to "be"?

While we are on the subject, what about gender? are people born with it or is it also a choice? sexuality?

If sexual attraction is inborn, what say you of pedophiles? why should you judge them (or do you) for having desires they were born with?
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which also raises the question of why liberals are so hysterically opposed to allowing homosexuals to voluntarily seek out and make use of conversion therapy. Not only is one’s sexuality predefined at birth, it is apparently a lifetime sentence with no effort as treatment even contemplated
 
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85SugarVol said:
My girls go to private school, but they both have teachers that tell them “I love you”.

Not exactly what you are talking about, but the topic of ‘love’ is openly discussed.
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Clearwater stated it would be appropriate to tell an elementary age child that someone else’s parents were in love or dating or whatever. I disagree that discussing any adult sexual or marriage or dating happiness or lack thereof should be discussed with said students
 
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Rickyvol77 said:
Clearwater stated it would be appropriate to tell an elementary age child that someone else’s parents were in love or dating or whatever. I disagree that discussing any adult sexual or marriage or dating happiness or lack thereof should be discussed with said students
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It shows how morally numb people have become
 
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85SugarVol said:
My girls go to private school, but they both have teachers that tell them “I love you”.

Not exactly what you are talking about, but the topic of ‘love’ is openly discussed.
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So do mine and it makes a difference. One son has bad anxiety (but getting better with age) that can really spiral if he's not comfortable. His teacher is very "different" but she tells him she loves him and writes him a small note every few days. She's one of the most desirable teachers in his school. My other sons teacher asks for activity schedules and makes a point to come see games, recitals, etc. It makes a big difference and they are definitely not seen as adult strangers but rather a part of the kids life.
 
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volbeast33 said:
Bc I have seen examples of where parents push kids in that direction at ages before they have the capability of understanding what that is…. Just curious if they were young children or teens or older where they can start understanding that’s how they feel.
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I am of the belief that most people are probably born gay. But I also recognize human nature and changing preferences.

I understand the question you are getting at.
 
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utvolpj said:
So do mine and it makes a difference. One son has bad anxiety (but getting better with age) that can really spiral if he's not comfortable. His teacher is very "different" but she tells him she loves him and writes him a small note every few days. She's one of the most desirable teachers in his school. My other sons teacher asks for activity schedules and makes a point to come see games, recitals, etc. It makes a big difference and they are definitely not seen as adult strangers but rather a part of the kids life.
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that is outstanding. My son's school is similar but is not at that level of engagement. Kudos to you for placing your children there.
 
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Rickyvol77 said:
Not really shocked that you are anti police considering your background and family issues. But if check out the teachers handbooks on personal conversations with their kids and you might understand better. You are simply wrong and it IS creepy to discuss with kids about their parents love, hate, sexual relationships. You are in the wrong and refuse to admit it (as usual). And I’ve never bullied anyone nor had to, I simply know the difference between right and wrong and don’t use morally gray areas or make excuses for perverse, illegal or unethical behaviors
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Sexual yes of course. Making reassuring statements no. I find you more reprehensible with each comment.
 
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ClearwaterVol said:
The problem is that you are homophobic. Just own it.
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I do sincerely wish the LGB community would come up with a more accurate term than "homophobic". It implies that the person fears gay people, whereas I think what is often being claimed is that they hate gay people. I understand why it is framed that way, to make it seem more silly and to more easily stigmatize those who hold such views. Still, maybe homohostile? homohorrent?

And while I don't think the great majority of people who believe that same sex relations are sinful and do not which to give them approval, do not in any way hate "gay" people - I do recognize that sadly there are people who do hate gay people, which is an enormous travesty (and also a sin btw), because to my mind, they are people more in need of love and kindness than usual. For some, in their eagerness to judge the sin of others, step beyond their bounds to judge the sinner - and that is not their place.
 
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utvolpj said:
So do mine and it makes a difference. One son has bad anxiety (but getting better with age) that can really spiral if he's not comfortable. His teacher is very "different" but she tells him she loves him and writes him a small note every few days. She's one of the most desirable teachers in his school. My other sons teacher asks for activity schedules and makes a point to come see games, recitals, etc. It makes a big difference and they are definitely not seen as adult strangers but rather a part of the kids life.
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That’s wonderful to hear. I had never heard of a teacher coming to non-school events like that. Dedicated.
 
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Gandalf said:
I do sincerely wish the LGB community would come up with a more accurate term than "homophobic". It implies that the person fears gay people, whereas I think what is often being claimed is that they hate gay people. I understand why it is framed that way, to make it seem more silly and to more easily stigmatize those who hold such views. Still, maybe homohostile? homohorrent?

And while I don't think the great majority of people who believe that same sex relations are sinful and do not which to give them approval, do not in any way hate "gay" people - I do recognize that sadly there are people who do hate gay people, which is an enormous travesty (and also a sin btw), because to my mind, they are people more in need of love and kindness than usual. For some, in their eagerness to judge the sin of others, step beyond their bounds to judge the sinner - and that is not their place.
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I think I can agree with this. I also think a man shouldn’t help another man indulge in their sins.
 
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85SugarVol said:
That’s wonderful to hear. I had never heard of a teacher coming to non-school events like that. Dedicated.
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My daughter had grade school and middle school teachers attending her high school plays. It is far from creepy. The level of investment is admirable not creepy despite what 77 says
 
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85SugarVol said:
That’s wonderful to hear. I had never heard of a teacher coming to non-school events like that. Dedicated.
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Her daughter graduated HS and left and she said she missed going to those kind of things. She just treats the kids like her own.
 
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Gandalf said:
I do sincerely wish the LGB community would come up with a more accurate term than "homophobic". It implies that the person fears gay people, whereas I think what is often being claimed is that they hate gay people. I understand why it is framed that way, to make it seem more silly and to more easily stigmatize those who hold such views. Still, maybe homohostile? homohorrent?

And while I don't think the great majority of people who believe that same sex relations are sinful and do not which to give them approval, do not in any way hate "gay" people - I do recognize that sadly there are people who do hate gay people, which is an enormous travesty (and also a sin btw), because to my mind, they are people more in need of love and kindness than usual. For some, in their eagerness to judge the sin of others, step beyond their bounds to judge the sinner - and that is not their place.
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I can make arguments that it is an irrational fear. Go back and read the comments in the desantis thread. Talked of grooming and recruiting, as if being gay is some choice that one makes. I knew from a very young age I liked girls. Nobody was going to talk me into liking boys the same way.
 
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