Is it now "in style/cool" for teen girls to be in romantic relationships with other girls?
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Anonymous
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I scan my 14 year old's instagram account and have noticed that a large percentage of her classmates list themsels as "taken" or in a relationship with another female. Out of 48 female classmates, 32 list themselves as bisexual. Is this a new fad or is it possible that this large percentage is legit?
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Anonymous
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A lot of them claim to be "married" to their best friends. It's not sexual.
As for listing themselves as bisexual I think that's simply a combination of sexuality being fluid for many (most?) people, and society being more open-minded about same sex relationships these days. |
Anonymous
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No.
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Anonymous
| Sex-ed is promoting this option. |
Anonymous
| New fad |
Anonymous
You can't be serious. The agenda of the LGBT lobby to recruit your kids is succeeding, OP. |
Anonymous
| So how do you explain 75% of 14 year old girls are bisexual |
Anonymous
| Interesting topic. I was just telling my husband this week our daughter has a surprising amount of gay or bisexual peers at her age. Ninth grade FWIW. |
Anonymous
Buy stock in the toaster manufacturers. |
Anonymous
| Is this a "trend" for teen guys as well? My son says there are many more guys in his senior class who are out than in previous classes at his school. |
Anonymous
<golf clap> |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| ? Explain the toaster thing |
Anonymous
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Please. The girls are joking. My very straight DD listed herself as being in a relationship with her best friend and from what I could tell it was a pretty common thing to so.
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Anonymous
| It is the new and cool thing to do. My dd is in 8th grade and many of them think they are bisexual. I think they just think it is different and cool. Who cares? They will decide who to love and it is nice to have an open option instead of being closeted. |