I'll do my best to make comments and add posts, but I do have 2 jobs, and I'm hoping to expand my private practice with more glbt clients, but I work in a school as a counselor - pay the benefits, you know. Life can be hard, can't it? Anyway, I understand many scenarios and have skills to be a counselor, but I wasn't an out gay person as a teen-ager, and I'm missing that piece.But I can be compassionate and supportive. i have 3 children who have gone through adolescence, I myself am gay and have had the experience of "coming out" to people and have to continue doing so all the time. I know the more history and posts a blog has, the better. I also am working on changing this blog name!!!! can't master it yet.
Check out one site - the "It Gets Better" site which offers affirmations for teens letting them know that they will NOT always feel the lack of support or abandonment that they may feel now. I have seen their commercials on tv. Please know WE are a gay-friendly site. We are not trying to convert anyone to be non-gay. It is not a choice but it is who we love and are attracted to. I myself believe I was attracted to a man long ago, but as I got older, I moved along that continuum as my life changed, and I am ONLY attracted to women. Perhaps because I'm old enough and back then, I didn't even think of the gay lifestyle. But I also think I was meant to have my children, as they help make the world a better place and are very accepting people. When I told my son about me, he said "Cool."
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