Anonymous
08/29/2025 19:01
Subject: Ok to celebrate coming out day ?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am wondering. Now anyone can come out without prejudice at least in the school. So again my question. Do you really need that day on top of pride day ( which I support).
Why not? Too much celebrating in general? Not enough academics?
I guess it’s fine. The question why coming out and not 200 other options. Maybe we should celebrate more engineers artists or other cultures instead of celebrating several times out sex preferences. Just a question.
Oh come on. You don’t think it’s fine. Stop pretending.
Anonymous
08/29/2025 18:26
Subject: Ok to celebrate coming out day ?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am wondering. Now anyone can come out without prejudice at least in the school. So again my question. Do you really need that day on top of pride day ( which I support).
You think prejudice has ended? Did you read this thread?
In the kids school. I am OP and describing factually how it is in the school.
You haven't described anything.
I described everything. There is the LGBTQ+ and coming out day. Why do we need both? What else do you need ?
Why not?
For example women’s day i believe is more important than coming out, and that day is not celebrated at school.
Neither is coming out day, according to what you’ve described, which is apparently a listing on the calendar on a Saturday and a mention in a school email.
Anonymous
08/29/2025 18:23
Subject: Ok to celebrate coming out day ?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is celebrated on October 11th. That’s fine. Not sure why needs to be celebrated in 1st grade. Even if my kid is homosexual, I don’t expect them to come out in elementary school. Am I missing something ?
So is it fine or not? Is it on your school calendar as a school celebration or is it a Google calendar note like Canadian independence day? Which school?
Lots that’s missing here, OP.
School calendar plus mentioned today by the head of school in their email.
That’s a calendar note, not a celebration. I think you’re blowing this way out of proportion. Probably on purpose. Trolls gonna troll.
Anonymous
08/29/2025 18:05
Subject: Re:Ok to celebrate coming out day ?
Anonymous wrote:Coming out day isn't for the kids - it's for the adults that want to celebrate themselves. Personally, I think celebrating anything to do with who you are having sex with should be left to the adults - but when the adults that make the decisions are in charge and want to celebrate themselves...
+1.
Anonymous
08/29/2025 16:05
Subject: Ok to celebrate coming out day ?
Anonymous wrote:This is celebrated on October 11th. That’s fine. Not sure why needs to be celebrated in 1st grade. Even if my kid is homosexual, I don’t expect them to come out in elementary school. Am I missing something ?
October 11 is a Saturday this year.
Anonymous
08/29/2025 15:39
Subject: Ok to celebrate coming out day ?
If it's a private school, you are the one paying for your child to be there. Pick a different private school.
Anonymous
08/29/2025 15:38
Subject: Re:Ok to celebrate coming out day ?
Coming out day isn't for the kids - it's for the adults that want to celebrate themselves. Personally, I think celebrating anything to do with who you are having sex with should be left to the adults - but when the adults that make the decisions are in charge and want to celebrate themselves...
Anonymous
08/29/2025 15:34
Subject: Ok to celebrate coming out day ?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is celebrated on October 11th. That’s fine. Not sure why needs to be celebrated in 1st grade. Even if my kid is homosexual, I don’t expect them to come out in elementary school. Am I missing something ?
OK TROLL.
YOU ARE MISSING A BRAIN!!
I am sorry. It should be national holiday. Sorry for questioning a celebration that doesn’t take place in most of the world.
Anonymous
08/29/2025 15:33
Subject: Ok to celebrate coming out day ?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am wondering. Now anyone can come out without prejudice at least in the school. So again my question. Do you really need that day on top of pride day ( which I support).
You think prejudice has ended? Did you read this thread?
In the kids school. I am OP and describing factually how it is in the school.
You haven't described anything.
I described everything. There is the LGBTQ+ and coming out day. Why do we need both? What else do you need ?
Why not?
July 4th, Jan 6th, Dec 25, Oct 31st... I mean pick any date.
Anonymous
08/29/2025 15:31
Subject: Ok to celebrate coming out day ?
Anonymous wrote:This is celebrated on October 11th. That’s fine. Not sure why needs to be celebrated in 1st grade. Even if my kid is homosexual, I don’t expect them to come out in elementary school. Am I missing something ?
OK TROLL.
YOU ARE MISSING A BRAIN!!
Anonymous
08/29/2025 15:30
Subject: Ok to celebrate coming out day ?
We celebrate the international day of the girl child the same day. Coming out day doesn’t even make sense. We celebrate pride day when it corresponds.
Anonymous
08/29/2025 15:22
Subject: Ok to celebrate coming out day ?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am wondering. Now anyone can come out without prejudice at least in the school. So again my question. Do you really need that day on top of pride day ( which I support).
You think prejudice has ended? Did you read this thread?
In the kids school. I am OP and describing factually how it is in the school.
You haven't described anything.
I described everything. There is the LGBTQ+ and coming out day. Why do we need both? What else do you need ?
Why not?
For example women’s day i believe is more important than coming out, and that day is not celebrated at school.
Then suggest Women's Day. Every school asks the parent population what they want to see celebrated that's not on the calendar.
Anonymous
08/29/2025 14:59
Subject: Ok to celebrate coming out day ?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am wondering. Now anyone can come out without prejudice at least in the school. So again my question. Do you really need that day on top of pride day ( which I support).
You think prejudice has ended? Did you read this thread?
In the kids school. I am OP and describing factually how it is in the school.
You haven't described anything.
I described everything. There is the LGBTQ+ and coming out day. Why do we need both? What else do you need ?
Why not?
For example women’s day i believe is more important than coming out, and that day is not celebrated at school.
Anonymous
08/29/2025 14:56
Subject: Ok to celebrate coming out day ?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am wondering. Now anyone can come out without prejudice at least in the school. So again my question. Do you really need that day on top of pride day ( which I support).
You think prejudice has ended? Did you read this thread?
In the kids school. I am OP and describing factually how it is in the school.
You haven't described anything.
I described everything. There is the LGBTQ+ and coming out day. Why do we need both? What else do you need ?
Why not?
Anonymous
08/29/2025 14:56
Subject: Ok to celebrate coming out day ?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am wondering. Now anyone can come out without prejudice at least in the school. So again my question. Do you really need that day on top of pride day ( which I support).
Why not? Too much celebrating in general? Not enough academics?
I guess it’s fine. The question why coming out and not 200 other options. Maybe we should celebrate more engineers artists or other cultures instead of celebrating several times out sex preferences. Just a question.