''For Parents Only.
About 4yrs ago, my last Princess of the house called me from America, from her tone I was bracing up for whatever she was about to tell me especially when she kept saying to me, “daddy promise me you won’t get mad at me, or give up on me”

I am close with my children and I love dem to bits. They are my friend. But I wasn’t really ready for the “breaking news” my Princess Dewy had for me.
When my child told me she is gay, a lesbian, I experienced a range of emotions, during dat phone conversation.
So many things went through my mind, one of them included self-blame ( "Did I do something wrong?" ) ( "The child I thought I knew and loved no longer exists." ), worry ( "Will my child be discriminated against?) religious confusion ( "Is my child damned to spend eternity in hell?" ), and stigma ( "What will people think of my child? Of me?" ).

However, I kept pinching myself to calm down because I didn’t want my baby to shy away from me or for us to have a strained relationship. I loved my baby far too much.
I first took a deep breath. And all I could say was, “are you sure?”
I was hoping it was a prank but it was happening in real time.
Even though I was unusually calm through that conversation, my mind was wondering in all direction.

Months before this incident, I was lending my voice in support of LGTB rights in Nigeria.
Is life playing tricks on me. Now my daughter is gay, why do I feel disappointed? Am I a hypocrite? How do I handle this bomb shell?
I have faced many challenges in my life and won, I was determined to win this too. All I want is my Princesses Love, happiness and Success in her life anything else is secondary. I told myself that I will get through this, and many months later I did.

As a matter of fact, I now look back and find that I am grateful for the experience of having a gay or lesbian child.
Nothing can come between me and any of my beautiful children. It is stupid to even think that having a gay child means that parents have failed. That’s some pedestrian thinking.
Me, I love my gay daughter oooo because she has put some colors into my life too.
Acceptance of the truth is like surgery. It hurts but cures. Lie is like a pain killer. It gives instant relief but it’s side effects can last forever.

I am proud when I say,
God has brought peace to my confusion, joy to my sadness and hope to my heart.
I love you Dewy"

Righteousness89:
No Matter who we are,
No Matter what we Have,
No Matter what the world think or says,
No Matter how we try to Modify/ Gratify Evil,
Evil is Evil!
What GOD Almighty Calls Evil is Evil!
Immorality of any kind is evil!
Lgbt is Evil! It's Abomination and Wickedness to GOD Almighty..

The Word of GOD cannot Be Broken
The Word of GOD cannot Change even in a Changing World!

Heaven and Earth will pass away! But my Word will Remain!

Who knowing the judgment of God, that they which commit such things are worthy of death, not only do the same, but have pleasure in them that do them.

He that is unjust, let him be unjust still: and he which is filthy, let him be filthy still: and he that is righteous, let him be righteous still: and he that is holy, let him be holy still.

And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be.

blazepascal:
Rubbish this gay nd lesbian stuff dey irritate GOD KNOW SAY THIS THING NA DEVIL HANDWORK

osarog:


Religion don make this one kolo. Your mind is irredeemably colonized.

osarog:


Stop reading that silly book our colonizers call "the word of God". Do you really think God can allow whatever irrigates God to exist in the first place ?

Goddyj:
A time came when I realized that some people are born that way. When I ponder about some of my childhood friends that later turned out to be gay, I always remember that these people had always been feminine in nature right from childhood.

It makes me wonder whether God actually creates some people that way; or is it a kind of birth defect, or mental disorder?

Goddyj:
A time came when I realized that some people are born that way. When I ponder about some of my childhood friends that later turned out to be gay, I always remember that these people had always been feminine in nature right from childhood.

It makes me wonder whether God actually creates some people that way; or is it a kind of birth defect, or mental disorder?

Goddyj:
A time came when I realized that some people are born that way. When I ponder about some of my childhood friends that later turned out to be gay, I always remember that these people had always been feminine in nature right from childhood.

It makes me wonder whether God actually creates some people that way; or is it a kind of birth defect, or mental disorder?