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I agree with Fatsatan. Presenting these children with such questions at too early an age is only going to mess them up. I think it would be healthier for the children to discover their sexual identities on their own, without coercion of any kind from the state.

Unfortunately it's kind of hard to limit kind of coercion from the family, but ultimately, regardless of what we are taught, or how we are raised, we have to make our own decisions. You cannot force someone to be tolerant. Nor can you force them to be hateful, no matter what kind of information (or misinformation) you shove down their throat.

I was brought up in a home that taught me that being gay is wrong, and that homosexuals go to hell. My sister still is uncomfortable with gay people. She doesn't hate them, but she does feel that their life style is "wrong" and she does not agree with it. Though I was brought up in the same house, I have since drawn my own conclusions on the matter and strongly disagree with what I was taught.

Anyway, I'm rambling. Does any of this even relate to the conversation anymore?