Posts by Wesley Cullen Davidson
Joey Slivinski & Thomas Swartz “Most likely to Succeed” (in my book anyway)
In most high schools across America, yearbooks contain quotes under seniors’ pictures. You’re familiar with the common ones: “The only way to have a friend is to be one,” or…
Read MoreThe Bells Are Ringing For You and Your Child
After what seems like a long summer recess, parents often look forward to their children returning to school. But not so for their children, if they are LGBT. For them,…
Read MoreSex Ed. From Teen Vogue More Inclusive Than Schools’ Versions
On July 7th, the popular Teen Vogue, aimed at 12-17 year-olds, published an online article “Anal Sex: What You Need to Know/How To Do It The Right Way that has…
Read MoreWhat Your Child Fears Most When He Comes Out To You
You think you know your child. And suddenly, when he comes out, the news can be such a surprise to you that your brain goes into denial mode. This news…
Read MoreHow Does Your Child Know He’s Gay?
It’s not for parents to doubt. When a child comes out, many parents believe it’s a phase. How could a ‘tween or teen know at such a young age, especially…
Read MoreWhat’s With LGBT-Exclusionary Sex Ed?
What’s With LGBT- EXCLUSIONARY Sex Ed? Why doesn’t sex ed in schools apply to LGBT students. Did you know thatin most states except California, Colorado, Iowa, Washington, and Washington, D.C.,…
Read MoreWhen Your Child Comes Out, The Family Dynamic Changes
When your teen comes out, let your child take the lead. Don’t try to talk him out of being gay, calling it a “phase” and don’t attempt to change his…
Read MoreWhat Is IDAHOT?
IDAHOT sounds like a new potato to rival the french fries at McDonald’s. But it’s much more widespread and important. May 17th is IDAHOT day. So, what is it? It’s…
Read MoreMAY IS MENTAL HEALTH MONTH
Homophobia, the stigma of being LGBT, and discrimination can all affect the mental health of your child. How do you know if your child is well-adjusted to his sexual orientation? …
Read MoreWhat Your LGBT Child Wants To Hear From You
You don’t want to be blindsided when your child comes out to you. Nor do you want to yell at your child (“you can’t be!”) or doubt his revelation (…
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