Lilly

ex10, Sorry about the missunderstanding. After reading so many post past midnight i guess the facts got all mixed up. But still honesty always wins. I have friends that i just don't mix together . I know some of them just don't click for many reasons. It is the love of God she has in heart that allows her to be friends with anyone she pleases. She sees the good in people and that's what counts.

ex10 With all do respect, your daughter will be dealing with these types of issues throughout her life. Teenagers in general whether they are overweight, or underweight, or look different in anyway go through this. You love your daughter and with that love tell it like it is. Honesty is really the only thing that will help her to understand. People will always have something to say about who she is, gay or not. She goes to church with you and is involved with a youth group, do they know she's gay? If her peers at church respected her then they would not make hurtful remarks about her or her theatre friends. There is no easy way to go with this. She will be discriminated against because that is society, christian or not. She needs to put her "tuff skins" on and be thankful she has a mother that stands by her.

Lilly, I deleted your post containing personal opinion information. This forum is to locate old friends or family, not appropriate for giving information that is of your opinion of the individual, especially that which is unkind. Thanks