Teen Expelled For Asserted Moral Incorrectness Of Her Parents
Judy Ramsook
September 25, 2005
Some people have been trying to cleanse themselves of their sins for years. They may resort to things such as religion, resist entities that they consider to be bad, or simply adhere to their own moral code or even start over a new life.
For they hate that part of themselves, why? Because as far as they know, there are certain acts that are just seen as being wrong, or they don’t want to be judged or misjudged by their peers.
Does that also mean that if you suddenly found out that your best friend of ten years or longer has done something you consider to be so wrong, like committing an adulterous act, will you disassociate yourself from him/her? Where do you draw the line, or are just certain groups being targeted.
Like a fourteen year old girl who has been expelled from her Christian school because both her parents are gay, something that might make some in our midst wonder, what’s next?
Will some christain schools resort to the expulsion of another student if school officials realised that one of his/her heterosexual parents committed adultery or something else that is deemed wrong?
For if certain christian schools are determined to adhere to a certain code of conduct, maybe some of these schools should look into the parents of all their students, be they homosexuals or heterosexuals.
Maybe if that is done, their student population might be diminished, for no one is perfect. That’s why there is the human factor. If you were to look at the divorce statistics, you would notice how rare family stability is, and that family stability coupled with the love the parents have for each other and their child are what should matter
For one does not have to look too far to observe what a lack of family stability and love can do to a young teen. It creates distance among the family members, lack of communication, and might even cause that teen to seek out family love and stability elsewhere.
Like some of those teens might start hanging out with the wrong crowds, turn to certain substances for comfort and get certain parts of their bodies pierced to acquire attention from others when all that is needed is some love and attention from their own parents.
In my view homosexuality is wrong, but homosexuals just want to love their partners and their kids, (for those who have some) just as you love your heterosexual ones and your children too.
For they hate that part of themselves, why? Because as far as they know, there are certain acts that are just seen as being wrong, or they don’t want to be judged or misjudged by their peers.
Does that also mean that if you suddenly found out that your best friend of ten years or longer has done something you consider to be so wrong, like committing an adulterous act, will you disassociate yourself from him/her? Where do you draw the line, or are just certain groups being targeted.
Like a fourteen year old girl who has been expelled from her Christian school because both her parents are gay, something that might make some in our midst wonder, what’s next?
Will some christain schools resort to the expulsion of another student if school officials realised that one of his/her heterosexual parents committed adultery or something else that is deemed wrong?
For if certain christian schools are determined to adhere to a certain code of conduct, maybe some of these schools should look into the parents of all their students, be they homosexuals or heterosexuals.
Maybe if that is done, their student population might be diminished, for no one is perfect. That’s why there is the human factor. If you were to look at the divorce statistics, you would notice how rare family stability is, and that family stability coupled with the love the parents have for each other and their child are what should matter
For one does not have to look too far to observe what a lack of family stability and love can do to a young teen. It creates distance among the family members, lack of communication, and might even cause that teen to seek out family love and stability elsewhere.
Like some of those teens might start hanging out with the wrong crowds, turn to certain substances for comfort and get certain parts of their bodies pierced to acquire attention from others when all that is needed is some love and attention from their own parents.
In my view homosexuality is wrong, but homosexuals just want to love their partners and their kids, (for those who have some) just as you love your heterosexual ones and your children too.
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