She snorted when I said I’m proud of my bisexual daughter.
I’m struggling with whether to break ties with her or continue trying to help her understand, love and support her daughter. Hearing the hate in her voice is extremely upsetting for me when we talk, but I hang onto a sliver of hope I can change her mind about this. Am I crazy to think that?Whether you should maintain the relationship with Lorraine may depend upon how long she has known about Gabby’s sexual orientation.
If you feel there is hope, keep trying to enlighten your friend. It may have an impact. However, if it doesn’t, draw the line.I am a woman under 30 with three children. I have been married for five years. I just graduated from college. I have no direction of where I am going.
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