Anonymous wrote:I would have been mortified for my mom to discuss my breakups with me. Just stop
Anonymous wrote:I think it's pretty sad that your daughter never told you they were even dating, if that's the case. Still, though, even the loss of a friendship can be painful for some. Maybe just try treating it like that and do whatever you would do if you found out any other person was no longer close.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Troll. Someone on here has intentionally been posting a whole bunch of gender identity related posts trying to stir up conflict.
That's not me. If DD had been dating a ... I don't know how to say it - a full boy? - and broken up with him but not told me I'd be feeling the same way.
Cisboy. Short for "cisgender," which means someone whose sense of personal identity and gender matches their birth sex.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Troll. Someone on here has intentionally been posting a whole bunch of gender identity related posts trying to stir up conflict.
That's not me. If DD had been dating a ... I don't know how to say it - a full boy? - and broken up with him but not told me I'd be feeling the same way.
Anonymous wrote:Troll. Someone on here has intentionally been posting a whole bunch of gender identity related posts trying to stir up conflict.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Her boyfriend is transgender (born a girl), and DD has never admitted to me that they are dating. But now I think they've broken up. She doesn't mention him anymore, except twice in the last two weeks to say "I haven't seen Jay/Jay and I haven't hung out."
Because she never admitted they were dating, I don't feel like I can address the breakup head-on. She doesn't really seem sad and is doing stuff with other friends, grades are stable, etc. But they were SO close for the last year and a half. Anything I can do for her?
Why are you making an issue out of this if she is fine? Let her be.
Anonymous wrote:Her boyfriend is transgender (born a girl), and DD has never admitted to me that they are dating. But now I think they've broken up. She doesn't mention him anymore, except twice in the last two weeks to say "I haven't seen Jay/Jay and I haven't hung out."
Because she never admitted they were dating, I don't feel like I can address the breakup head-on. She doesn't really seem sad and is doing stuff with other friends, grades are stable, etc. But they were SO close for the last year and a half. Anything I can do for her?