Ok to celebrate coming out day ?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gross, I’d pull my kids immediately, not ok for first grade.

Absolutely. You should continue to pretend that everyone is exactly the same. That way they can grow up to be yet another self-hating, closeted member of the GOP.

Yes, we should also celebrate in school the international drag day on July 16.

Different poster, but that would be AMAZING! As long as they are not dressed too provocatively for school kids, I think they would love it. A lot of the times, kids only hate what they are taught to hate. Drag is not inherently sexual, so it’s odd that people get all up in arms about it. People loved the movie Mrs. Doubtfire. I don’t recall people trying to ban the movie.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gross, I’d pull my kids immediately, not ok for first grade.

Absolutely. You should continue to pretend that everyone is exactly the same. That way they can grow up to be yet another self-hating, closeted member of the GOP.

Yes, we should also celebrate in school the international drag day on July 16.

Different poster, but that would be AMAZING! As long as they are not dressed too provocatively for school kids, I think they would love it. A lot of the times, kids only hate what they are taught to hate. Drag is not inherently sexual, so it’s odd that people get all up in arms about it. People loved the movie Mrs. Doubtfire. I don’t recall people trying to ban the movie.

Sure, after that gay uncles day, August 14th.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gross, I’d pull my kids immediately, not ok for first grade.

Absolutely. You should continue to pretend that everyone is exactly the same. That way they can grow up to be yet another self-hating, closeted member of the GOP.

Yes, we should also celebrate in school the international drag day on July 16.

Are your kids in school July 16? That’s not great. You should change schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gross, I’d pull my kids immediately, not ok for first grade.

Absolutely. You should continue to pretend that everyone is exactly the same. That way they can grow up to be yet another self-hating, closeted member of the GOP.

Yes, we should also celebrate in school the international drag day on July 16.

Different poster, but that would be AMAZING! As long as they are not dressed too provocatively for school kids, I think they would love it. A lot of the times, kids only hate what they are taught to hate. Drag is not inherently sexual, so it’s odd that people get all up in arms about it. People loved the movie Mrs. Doubtfire. I don’t recall people trying to ban the movie.

Sure, after that gay uncles day, August 14th.

Wow. Your kids’ school starts that early?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Troll.

If op isn't a troll, they weren't smart enough to evaluate their kids school before sending them there and paying $$$.

And they are too chicken to question this with the school directly. Or even name the school here. So it can’t be so
important.

Not complaining about the school. Most independent schools celebrate that day. It is more about if it’s make to celebrate it. Specially if there is already another day for LBGTQ+.

You mean is it ok to celebrate it? Yes, it’s ok. What do you think?

For me it’s ok as well. How about for a 6 year old kid? Are you going to ask them?

Wasn’t the question whether it’s ok for children to celebrate this day in ES? That implies six yr olds, yes?

I think it’s ok. Do you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gross, I’d pull my kids immediately, not ok for first grade.

Absolutely. You should continue to pretend that everyone is exactly the same. That way they can grow up to be yet another self-hating, closeted member of the GOP.

Yes, we should also celebrate in school the international drag day on July 16.

Different poster, but that would be AMAZING! As long as they are not dressed too provocatively for school kids, I think they would love it. A lot of the times, kids only hate what they are taught to hate. Drag is not inherently sexual, so it’s odd that people get all up in arms about it. People loved the movie Mrs. Doubtfire. I don’t recall people trying to ban the movie.

Sure, after that gay uncles day, August 14th.

Wow. Your kids’ school starts that early?

Sorry, I meant to say international lesbian day, October 8.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Troll.

If op isn't a troll, they weren't smart enough to evaluate their kids school before sending them there and paying $$$.

And they are too chicken to question this with the school directly. Or even name the school here. So it can’t be so
important.

Not complaining about the school. Most independent schools celebrate that day. It is more about if it’s make to celebrate it. Specially if there is already another day for LBGTQ+.

You mean is it ok to celebrate it? Yes, it’s ok. What do you think?

For me it’s ok as well. How about for a 6 year old kid? Are you going to ask them?

Wasn’t the question whether it’s ok for children to celebrate this day in ES? That implies six yr olds, yes?

I think it’s ok. Do you?

Sure, are you going to ask them ? Or impose it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Troll.

If op isn't a troll, they weren't smart enough to evaluate their kids school before sending them there and paying $$$.

And they are too chicken to question this with the school directly. Or even name the school here. So it can’t be so
important.

Not complaining about the school. Most independent schools celebrate that day. It is more about if it’s make to celebrate it. Specially if there is already another day for LBGTQ+.

You mean is it ok to celebrate it? Yes, it’s ok. What do you think?

For me it’s ok as well. How about for a 6 year old kid? Are you going to ask them?

Wasn’t the question whether it’s ok for children to celebrate this day in ES? That implies six yr olds, yes?

I think it’s ok. Do you?

Sure, are you going to ask them ? Or impose it?

Are you? Since you think it’s ok.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gross, I’d pull my kids immediately, not ok for first grade.

Absolutely. You should continue to pretend that everyone is exactly the same. That way they can grow up to be yet another self-hating, closeted member of the GOP.

Yes, we should also celebrate in school the international drag day on July 16.

Different poster, but that would be AMAZING! As long as they are not dressed too provocatively for school kids, I think they would love it. A lot of the times, kids only hate what they are taught to hate. Drag is not inherently sexual, so it’s odd that people get all up in arms about it. People loved the movie Mrs. Doubtfire. I don’t recall people trying to ban the movie.

Sure, after that gay uncles day, August 14th.

Wow. Your kids’ school starts that early?

Sorry, I meant to say international lesbian day, October 8.

Sure you did.

[Anonymous]

We have six pages of a thread about a nonexistent issue. OP has not explained how the school is celebrating this and it doesn’t seem like they are. OP says it’s listed on a calendar (it’s on a *Saturday*) and was mentioned in an email. That doesn’t add up to a celebration.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We have six pages of a thread about a nonexistent issue. OP has not explained how the school is celebrating this and it doesn’t seem like they are. OP says it’s listed on a calendar (it’s on a *Saturday*) and was mentioned in an email. That doesn’t add up to a celebration.

Communicated and highlighted in email sent by head of school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Troll.

If op isn't a troll, they weren't smart enough to evaluate their kids school before sending them there and paying $$$.

And they are too chicken to question this with the school directly. Or even name the school here. So it can’t be so
important.

Not complaining about the school. Most independent schools celebrate that day. It is more about if it’s make to celebrate it. Specially if there is already another day for LBGTQ+.

You mean is it ok to celebrate it? Yes, it’s ok. What do you think?

For me it’s ok as well. How about for a 6 year old kid? Are you going to ask them?

Wasn’t the question whether it’s ok for children to celebrate this day in ES? That implies six yr olds, yes?

I think it’s ok. Do you?

Sure, are you going to ask them ? Or impose it?

Are you? Since you think it’s ok.

Yes, I thinks it’s very healthy for my kids to start thinking about their gender orientation at 6.

[Anonymous]

6yo: Mommy whats coming out day?
Me: some kids and young adults sometimes have a hard time telling their parents/family they’re gay. This day can help them feel empowered to do that which can be a huge relief for them to not have to hide who they are

Conversation over. It’s not hard.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have six pages of a thread about a nonexistent issue. OP has not explained how the school is celebrating this and it doesn’t seem like they are. OP says it’s listed on a calendar (it’s on a *Saturday*) and was mentioned in an email. That doesn’t add up to a celebration.

Communicated and highlighted in email sent by head of school.

That is still not a celebration. And does y I love students at all.

[Anonymous]

^does not involve students at all.

I should not type while snacking.