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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]Maybe folks on this board could weigh in on whether their school has any/many same-sex couples?[/b]  Then you might have a better idea if this is more normal at one school than another.  I don't know of any at our school (ATS), but I'm sure that's not the case everywhere.

The other thing: if these remarks are "hideous but innocent", maybe the kids need to be educated in order to not say anything?  Maybe the teachers in his/her classes can address the topic of "some families have two mommies" in a way that makes it normal to the kids.  My daughter has a gay uncle, so we started watching "Modern Family" at a fairly young age.  I wanted her to grow up with same-sex relationships being no big deal.[/quote]

I think she was just giving same sex couples as an example of the situation not necessarily the situation she is facing right now.[/quote]

It's more or less that but with major twists. I wish I could explain so badly if only for therapeutic reasons. I'm falling apart. [/quote]

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