Another lesbian talks about "Sex... with Mom and Dad"

i think dr drew needs to take this subject of parents and their gay kids and make that the show. i understand straight kids need help too...but this is really groundbreaking/important.

all I get is Sean Bean's voiceover for an O2 add.. nice! Sigh...

 

Somos una gente
Hay tantísimas fronteras
que dividen a la gente
pero por cada frontera
existe también un puente

i like this show.  but it's the title that irks me...the title of this show just does not sit well with me

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I second that! If not this show in particular then another show totally that soley focuses on the relationship between parents and their gay children.

is there some kind of workshop i can send my crazy homophobic mom to also? i came out a couple years ago but my mom still uses that: ill call you every name in the book because thats what society does. oh and also the "ill make you ashamed so you'll change" method haha

that went really really well. i agree - dr drew should do more of these!

Unfortunately, it's hard for a teenager to respond verbally what she feels.  The first response I thought of for her mother when she asked if Alex would try kissing a boy, was "would you try kissing a girl?"  Where do straight people get the idea that we turn gay? 

her mother's apology for calling her "dyke" and "fag" is just ignorant.but i hope it's working out for them.

(the videos are working for me, although i live in germany)

 

 

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This show kinda sucks, but it makes me feel so much better about my own relationship with my parents.  I've always kinda taken for granted that my parents are so cool about stuff...

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..I live in the U.S - because I can see the clips (only I'm from Denmark...) I can't explain it.

Don't know the show. But hey - if it works! 

 

 

 

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haha, we (moms) really do know everything. Ha! I think it's related to the fact that we know how you smell. I know t hat sounds weird. but even now, if I closed my eyes, I could pick out any one of my children by the way they smell, even in a crowd.

 It's sad, but true that not every child enjoys a close relatioship with his or her parent.I'm glad that this mother/daughter were able to start bridging the gaps that separated them, but I think it's unrealistic to expect that ever parent will accept a gay child. I don't think you should give up right away, or even after a lengthy amount of time. But there are some people that will never accept you unless your subscribe to how they want you to be. And we (as parents) will constantly disappoint you (as children). Even after 18 years of estrangement, my parents still break my heart. And the other day, I drove by my former foster mother's house . She still lives there, still takes in foster kids and children of foster kids, just like when I was a kid. This foster mother was wonderful to me. (My daughter and I lived with her between the ages of 16 and 18, my daughter used to call her "grandma"and she had a big ass Yes on Prop 8 sign. That, like, shattered my heart, even though I hadn't talked to her in YEARS. Because it completley changed how I felt about her. 

I think this show (this is the only one I've seen because the title honestly horrifies me) will probably need to take into account for cultural considerations. For instance, I'm mixed-- Asian and white but predominantly Asian (my father was mixed, half and half and so he identified as  Asian) and although I've tried my best NOT to be like my parents and to have open and honest discourse, I would have been HORRIFIED at tha mastubration question. The daughter in this is 18, my daughter is 18. And I would say we have an okay relationship. I (think) I'm a lot younger than the mother in this-- I'm 33. But I would NOT have been as cool as this mom was about some of the questions because you know, I just wasn't raised that way, and it's cultural and deeply ingrained. 

 Anyway, I loved that Dr. Drew had the mother talk to young lesbians and the daughter talk to parents. That was just excellent

Clips are working for me, and I'm from Holland. No probs with adds or something...

same, i realize how lucky i am when i see stuff like this