Transgender Second Grader

shina · 02-26-2008, 11:22 AM

At this point, all I see is the report yesterday on CNN of the boy who was killed for being gay and open about it. The object of his affections obviously didn't care too much for that.

I know a young man, age 15, who is very articulate, handsome and brilliant. He is gay. He wears makeup, his hair is spiked yet stylish. Although he and his parents have not openly acknowledged his sexual orientation, things are quite clear. The fear that these families and children live in is a very real thing. You're right. It is going to be a rough road. And these kids are good kids. They just live life a little differently then the majority of the population. Let's hope for peace of mind for the family at whatever road they may choose.

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02-26-2008, 11:22 AM	#12
shina Hopeful Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Sammamish, WA Posts: 232	At this point, all I see is the report yesterday on CNN of the boy who was killed for being gay and open about it. The object of his affections obviously didn't care too much for that. I know a young man, age 15, who is very articulate, handsome and brilliant. He is gay. He wears makeup, his hair is spiked yet stylish. Although he and his parents have not openly acknowledged his sexual orientation, things are quite clear. The fear that these families and children live in is a very real thing. You're right. It is going to be a rough road. And these kids are good kids. They just live life a little differently then the majority of the population. Let's hope for peace of mind for the family at whatever road they may choose.

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