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[quote=Anonymous]I agree with the previous poster to separate off the sexuality conversation by engaging in some support around it, like attend a Pride event. As a mom, you know your kid, and if she seems flat and isolated, that is real. I'd say try spending more time together just hanging out or doing things she likes and see if she opens up. It could be drug use or alcohol changing her moods. If she's an otherwise good kid and good student, getting close to her now should give you the insight she needs. If you have personal experiences that seem relevant, sharing them with her might be a good idea now. If your relationship is damaged already from bad history, so it seems daunting to be close and spend time together, then you need family counseling anyway, and now is as good a time to start as any.[/quote]
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