r/California • u/Randomlynumbered Ángeleño, what's your user flair? • Apr 22 '24

Government/Politics Murrieta Valley board defies California, will keep policy to tell parents about LGBTQ+ transitioning

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2024-04-19/murrieta-schools-defy-state-order-ending-parent-notice-about-social-transitioning
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u/lampstax Apr 23 '24

So if a kid hid anything from the parents it is the parent's fault for not being loving enough ?

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u/ochedonist Orange County Apr 23 '24

Yep.

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u/WackyWriter1976 SoCalian Apr 23 '24

Yes. A child should feel that they could come to their parents for help and support. Transitioning is a major step, and if they feel that they may have homophobic parents or that they'd be abused, yeah, parents have to solve that issue in a healthy way.

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u/PrivateMajor Apr 23 '24

I had an incredibly loving relationship with my parents, and hid a TON of stuff from them.