Family member who is very clear about identity had a talk with me about the reality of all peers feeling a few things our generations didn't.
1 they do not want to share their body - unlike perhaps we did
2 they are in more coed friend groups long term, they get fulfillment in the friendships
3 much like we ask ourselves what do we want to be when we grow up, so many of them cross this bridge asking, what am I attracted to?
(it can be painful for many growing up trying to navigate) It no longer matters and is seen as inclusive to be on the LGBT (Q) spectrum.
Its a phase.
Family member who is very clear about identity had a talk with me about the reality of all peers feeling a few things our generations didn't.
1 they do not want to share their body - unlike perhaps we did 2 they are in more coed friend groups long term, they get fulfillment in the friendships 3 much like we ask ourselves what do we want to be when we grow up, so many of them cross this bridge asking, what am I attracted to? (it can be painful for many growing up trying to navigate) It no longer matters and is seen as inclusive to be on the LGBT (Q) spectrum.
all this from a brand new 16 year old solid kid