You people are unbelievable.

Dear examinator,

What a marvellous response!

I'm going to copy the story and
frame it.

All The Best,

What Foxy said. Great story Examinator.

Along with others, welcome spkout, and great post.

Among the gay people I know there are two agonies involved for young people - dealing with the crap at school which caused your sister and nephew one kind of pain, and dealing with feeling responsible for the feelings of family and friends. The first you can be reasonably sure will pass when school is over and done with, but with the other, you face huge risks.

From your description it sounds as though the family will be supportive enough to see your nephew through the lesser rubbish he'll face in the wider world. Good luck to him and your whole family. Your sister must be a rock. It's amazing what some women will do to protect their kids.

Steel Mann.

Dont spend much time with Anthony Venn-Brown.

As far as anyone knows, he deserted Jesus Christ and the churches to give secular instruction to gay folk. He jioned with them... and their behaviour.
He was married and dumped his family to go for a guy... and blamed the AOG churches for his own sin.

His life is a tragedy that one day he will most severely have to answer for.

All the AOG's told him about homesexuality was straight from Gods Word, which he already knew having been such a dynamic preacher.

I'm heartened to see that mjpb seems to have moderated his/her attitude to gay people lately. Excellent stuff!

SPKOUT

Ditto Stg, fractelle, CJ and examinator's thoughts.

What is sad is the fact that your nephew and other gay people still feel they have to hide themselves from their families and friends in some cases. Thankfully as we become more civilised the need for to hide is reducing.

Homosexuality has been around for centuries which in itself suggests that sexuality is not something that is chosen. Why would you choose a lifestyle that in some periods throughout history would mean certain death or stoning.

One day we can hope for a better world where people are freely accepted and loved for their natural selves and not some artificially derived construct of what society (or certain sectors) dictates we should be.