Comments on: Conversation Thursday: Jack and Bill http://auriacortes.com/conversation-thursday-jack-and-bill/ living my life all over again Fri, 29 Aug 2008 20:07:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: rainlillie http://auriacortes.com/conversation-thursday-jack-and-bill/#comment-995 rainlillie Fri, 07 Mar 2008 17:14:01 +0000 http://auriacortes.com/conversation-thursday-jack-and-bill/#comment-995 Cute conversation. I think parents should start at a very early age explaining love and sex to children. We have gay and lesbians in both my family and my husbands family. So, our children learned early on. Diane, you sound like my sister. I've always known she was a lesbian. I'm so happy that she came out, there isn't anything sadder than seeing someone live a lie to please others. We still have a few backwards people in our family, thinking if she just met the right guy she'd change. Cute conversation. I think parents should start at a very early age explaining love and sex to children. We have gay and lesbians in both my family and my husbands family. So, our children learned early on.

Diane, you sound like my sister. I’ve always known she was a lesbian. I’m so happy that she came out, there isn’t anything sadder than seeing someone live a lie to please others. We still have a few backwards people in our family, thinking if she just met the right guy she’d change.

]]> By: Diane J Standiford http://auriacortes.com/conversation-thursday-jack-and-bill/#comment-987 Diane J Standiford Thu, 06 Mar 2008 19:17:32 +0000 http://auriacortes.com/conversation-thursday-jack-and-bill/#comment-987 You are so right. Any question asked was always answered by my mother (and I asked a lot of questions.--Go figure.), regardless of my age or the question. The gay question never was asked by me. I heard it explained over and over in very bad ways. Very hard for me to understand because I was a girl who liked girls, as long as I can remember, by 3yrs old I was throwind dolls away and ripping off dresses and grabbing toy trucks, guns, tools. My poor mom, she always wanted a little girl to dress up and do all he cutesy girlie stuff---she got me. Never phased her though, she loved me as I was. You are so right. Any question asked was always answered by my mother (and I asked a lot of questions.–Go figure.), regardless of my age or the question. The gay question never was asked by me. I heard it explained over and over in very bad ways. Very hard for me to understand because I was a girl who liked girls, as long as I can remember, by 3yrs old I was throwind dolls away and ripping off dresses and grabbing toy trucks, guns, tools. My poor mom, she always wanted a little girl to dress up and do all he cutesy girlie stuff—she got me. Never phased her though, she loved me as I was.

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