My 13-year-old is posting coming out videos on Tiktok

[Anonymous]

Have you tried TikTok yourself? Much of it is wholesome, funny, clever......

It’s great she has a community, especially now. I would deal with the lying for sure. But then discuss and allow TikTok (with limitations and parental reviews periodically). Now , I need to go back to Ratatouille Musical TikTok....

[Anonymous]

Omg I do not even know what a demigirl is. Where is she getting this information that she knows what this stuff is and identifies as such at the age of 13? She needs better supervision online and off it sounds like.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Take away her phone. What is with parents nowadays.

She can only have her phone tightly supervised. You want another Claudia Conway?

I would love for my daughter to be Claudia Conway, her parents are her problem.

A wealthy entitled brat? That whole family is a problem....except Claudoa’s twin who is smart enough to eschew social media.

np Whose fault is that? We always blame the parents on this board. Claudia didn't raise herself. Maybe someone should have paid attention earlier! I say someone because I hold George equally responsible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s almost cool to be in the in crowds to be LGBTQ

Not for the straight kids it’s not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Omg I do not even know what a demigirl is. Where is she getting this information that she knows what this stuff is and identifies as such at the age of 13? She needs better supervision online and off it sounds like.

How does she know? Just cause you are ignorant snd uneducated you want everybody to be ignorant.

[Anonymous]

Repeat until I’m blue I’m the face: YOUR THIRTEEN YEAR OLD SHOULD NOT HAVE THEIR OWN SMARTPHONE.
I shudder to think about what else she’s look at and sharing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Have you tried TikTok yourself? Much of it is wholesome, funny, clever......

It’s great she has a community, especially now. I would deal with the lying for sure. But then discuss and allow TikTok (with limitations and parental reviews periodically). Now , I need to go back to Ratatouille Musical TikTok....

+1. Also OP you need to get more educated about LGBT issues. If you delete her account that’s your right but she still needs support.

[Anonymous]

You block it with internet filter

[Anonymous]

Parent your child. I wil never understand parents who give their kids free access to the internet and social media. It’s not healthy for them (or is—how much of your time do you waste and how much worse do you feel about yourself).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How on Earth does a 13-year-old 'come out as an asexual'? Most of them are non-sexual, not asexual, they are 13, for crying out loud!
Ridiculous.

The average age to begin puberty is 11, by 13 lots, maybe even most kids have sexual thoughts and feelings. They're not "non-sexual."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How on Earth does a 13-year-old 'come out as an asexual'? Most of them are non-sexual, not asexual, they are 13, for crying out loud!
Ridiculous.

The average age to begin puberty is 11, by 13 lots, maybe even most kids have sexual thoughts and feelings. They're not "non-sexual."

+1

Hey people, Wikipedia is free.

[Anonymous]

I’m not as opposed to your DD having an account as other posters because I think it can be an awesome outlet for creativity and community, but as you saw on the social network it can be bad too.

I think both deleting it and letting her keep it are going to be hard and a potential strain on your relationship, but if you decide to let her keep it, check this out:

https://www.theverge.com/2020/4/16/21222817/tiktok-family-pairing-linked-accounts

Also if you decide to let her keep it, you can always change your mind later. Deleting it is more permanent if she has followers.

I don’t think LGBT content is much worse than cat videos. If a potential future employee saw the videos, they wouldn’t be a big deal.

[Anonymous]

Tell her she’s not gay, to stop being so silly and to knock that shit off, and that people generally don’t proclaim sexuality to others.

I would tell her to grow up, except she’s just 13 and going along with the crowd.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tell her she’s not gay, to stop being so silly and to knock that shit off, and that people generally don’t proclaim sexuality to others.

I would tell her to grow up, except she’s just 13 and going along with the crowd.

OP this is terrible, terrible advice. This is the kind of attitude that contributes to higher suicide rates among LGBT kids, and it will do damage to your relationship with your daughter that will be hard to undo.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tell her she’s not gay, to stop being so silly and to knock that shit off, and that people generally don’t proclaim sexuality to others.

I would tell her to grow up, except she’s just 13 and going along with the crowd.

This person is an idiot