UnkownGhost
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Hello,
I've been trying to get some short stories done that involve mother's who either lesbian or questioning.
I don't have anyone in my area to ask these questions so I figured I could ask them here.
My goal is to make sure the thought process of the characters are accurate, relate-able, and respectable.
Sure I can imagine what it would be like but I would like to know for sure. I'm one those people that are interested in the smallest details of something, what makes something tick exactly. For instance I see two fans in a room and I'll ask "What's different about the one to the left?" many will answer "they're both fans so they're practically the same thing". So I'll nod my head and then get the tools and open them both up and find out for sure why this one is different from that one. Yes they're similar but at the core the methods of how they both work are different.
So when I ask these questions I'd like for you understand that I would like to know the true feelings, etc.
I also appreciate a variety of answers. The questions I'll ask have no right or wrong. I would like to know what you may do or have done, or what some others may do or have done. I want these characters to be real and I think there are many things I'm clueless about and haven't considered which is why I need your help and viewpoints. Because my characters will reflect on my own ignorance and in the end will come out hollow and unrealistic.
Anyway having said all that. If you feel like answering one or any of these please feel free to PM your questions to me.
Oh these are also non-erotic stories as well. So certain situations aren't going to be too graphic. Just implied.
The Mothers' Children in either story age range is (11-13)
Element One: The Culture widely accepts Homosexuality but your child has been raised on a remote colony that is VERY conservative.
How might you open up to your child about being a lesbian or questioning your orientation?
What steps might you take to get them acquainted with you having a same sex partner?
How might you get your child to think about homosexuality as being something one is born with instead of it as a choice?
How might you help your child get acquainted with your very liberal society?
Would you label them a homophobic and toss them to the curb if they ever made an error of unintentionally saying something offensive?
Assuming you kept your lesbian life a complete secret from your kid. How might you explain a situation in which the child's school had an early dismissal you forgot about and your child caught you having lesbian sex?
Element Two: Society doesn't condemn homosexuality however it doesn't make a huge deal about it either. It is what it is. Homosexuals are treated like everyone else if your spouse happens of the same sex oh well. At worst people will think it's odd and may ask a lot of questions merely to satisfy a curiosity. There was never a need for a gay rights movement etc. Its never in the news so and so is gay, no one gets fired for being gay etc. It is what it is. Those in the various religious institutions don't make a huge fuss and condemn them to "hell" either. They aren't ousted they're still welcome.
This story will also impact the child a bit deeper than the first and most of it is focused on the child as he endures a barrage of psychological attacks from an outside influence. This is targeted more to those questioning.
How might you handle thoughts as a straight women being sexually attracted to other women? Thoughts you never had before. Would you be nervous to think about such things?
How would handle coping with your new sexual orientation and your child's odd behavior as you notice your child becoming more distant and less responsive than normal?
How might you reply if your child asks you if you still love them or are if their presence is simply for appearance sake? In other words did you have a kid just so you can fit in?
How accepting would you be if your child starts to accept a dangerous lifestyle?
How would you handle an argument in which the child states "I can't change who I am! If you were born to be gay then I was born to be a [not telling]."?
Thank you for answering one or any of these questions. Or just for taking the time to read my ramblings.
I've been trying to get some short stories done that involve mother's who either lesbian or questioning.
I don't have anyone in my area to ask these questions so I figured I could ask them here.
My goal is to make sure the thought process of the characters are accurate, relate-able, and respectable.
Sure I can imagine what it would be like but I would like to know for sure. I'm one those people that are interested in the smallest details of something, what makes something tick exactly. For instance I see two fans in a room and I'll ask "What's different about the one to the left?" many will answer "they're both fans so they're practically the same thing". So I'll nod my head and then get the tools and open them both up and find out for sure why this one is different from that one. Yes they're similar but at the core the methods of how they both work are different.
So when I ask these questions I'd like for you understand that I would like to know the true feelings, etc.
I also appreciate a variety of answers. The questions I'll ask have no right or wrong. I would like to know what you may do or have done, or what some others may do or have done. I want these characters to be real and I think there are many things I'm clueless about and haven't considered which is why I need your help and viewpoints. Because my characters will reflect on my own ignorance and in the end will come out hollow and unrealistic.
Anyway having said all that. If you feel like answering one or any of these please feel free to PM your questions to me.
Oh these are also non-erotic stories as well. So certain situations aren't going to be too graphic. Just implied.
The Mothers' Children in either story age range is (11-13)
Element One: The Culture widely accepts Homosexuality but your child has been raised on a remote colony that is VERY conservative.
How might you open up to your child about being a lesbian or questioning your orientation?
What steps might you take to get them acquainted with you having a same sex partner?
How might you get your child to think about homosexuality as being something one is born with instead of it as a choice?
How might you help your child get acquainted with your very liberal society?
Would you label them a homophobic and toss them to the curb if they ever made an error of unintentionally saying something offensive?
Assuming you kept your lesbian life a complete secret from your kid. How might you explain a situation in which the child's school had an early dismissal you forgot about and your child caught you having lesbian sex?
Element Two: Society doesn't condemn homosexuality however it doesn't make a huge deal about it either. It is what it is. Homosexuals are treated like everyone else if your spouse happens of the same sex oh well. At worst people will think it's odd and may ask a lot of questions merely to satisfy a curiosity. There was never a need for a gay rights movement etc. Its never in the news so and so is gay, no one gets fired for being gay etc. It is what it is. Those in the various religious institutions don't make a huge fuss and condemn them to "hell" either. They aren't ousted they're still welcome.
This story will also impact the child a bit deeper than the first and most of it is focused on the child as he endures a barrage of psychological attacks from an outside influence. This is targeted more to those questioning.
How might you handle thoughts as a straight women being sexually attracted to other women? Thoughts you never had before. Would you be nervous to think about such things?
How would handle coping with your new sexual orientation and your child's odd behavior as you notice your child becoming more distant and less responsive than normal?
How might you reply if your child asks you if you still love them or are if their presence is simply for appearance sake? In other words did you have a kid just so you can fit in?
How accepting would you be if your child starts to accept a dangerous lifestyle?
How would you handle an argument in which the child states "I can't change who I am! If you were born to be gay then I was born to be a [not telling]."?
Thank you for answering one or any of these questions. Or just for taking the time to read my ramblings.
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