re: #274 torrentprime

It is “as natural”, as it, you know, occurs in nature. Whether or not it’s preferable depends quite largely on whether you, you know, prefer it. Since we’re talking your kid’s orientation, what are you saying is that you prefer one orientation for your child over another, to the point that you are unwilling to prepare for the possibility and hope for the odds to carry you over the line without having to face it. Good news: your kid has a better than 90% chance of feeling supported, as your kid and as a persopn. If s/he falls into that homo- or bisexual portion of the population, well…

hey torrent. i’ll try to discuss this with you without offending. for starters, i love you.

the million-dollar question, and i admit that i think i have it answered on anecdotal evidence alone (because i don’t know if actual data exists), is whether someone with latent bisexual tendencies can find satisfaction in a monogamous relationship.

if the answer is yes, then modeling good monogamous relationships is a preferable state of affairs. i believe that the answer is yes. at the moment, my daughter is exhibiting heterosexual behavior and my son is too young. so for my daughter, we do not wish to extol the virtues of a bisexual or homosexual choice insofar as she can be happy with heterosexuality.

did that make any sense?