that’s… certainly one way to interpret that saying. it’s more like… “the thing you currently fear? i wish you’d put that energy into what you should actually fear”
I don’t think parents should really be afraid of either. Parents have enough scaremongering aimed at them as is. “What if my kid turns out to be a pedophile?” isn’t actually a helpful thought that’s likely to encourage good parenting.
Equating the desired fear of the former to the present fear of the gay (in some people). I also infer the desired fear of gay sons should be equal to present fear of the former or, better yet, none.
She wants an equal amount of fear between those?
that’s… certainly one way to interpret that saying. it’s more like… “the thing you currently fear? i wish you’d put that energy into what you should actually fear”
I understood the intent. I just thought it was poorly phrased (and that it potentially could have been satirical bait).
I don’t think parents should really be afraid of either. Parents have enough scaremongering aimed at them as is. “What if my kid turns out to be a pedophile?” isn’t actually a helpful thought that’s likely to encourage good parenting.
Equating the desired fear of the former to the present fear of the gay (in some people). I also infer the desired fear of gay sons should be equal to present fear of the former or, better yet, none.
We’ve got such a long way to go. Just breaking even would be a huge improvement.
It’s a start.
Full disclosure: I totally worried about that.
Surely you cannot be this stupid.
No. This much stupid requires effort.
So quit it.
How much effort did you put into convincing yourself that I was saying that in earnest?
We all suffer together.