Getting advice is a good idea, as long as your friend doesn’t hold the idea that homosexuality is natural and should be encouraged. Sadly, some in the field have adopted this attitude and any advice they give will reflect this distortion. In New Jersey, it is illegal for a counselor to discuss a “going straight” option for kids who are confused about their sexuality. They have Gov Christie to thank for that one. His dark side is showing.
Oh I am fairly thorough when it comes to people that are professional. The person I consult with is a Waldorf school teacher with a professional degree in child development. Waldorf schools are free of all the homosexual normalization.
She’s given me wonderful advice over the years on how to raise an only child in a single parent household and handle the grief of a lost parent. She is from a traditional family and has her own traditional family. She is not one to follow fads or political correctness. She dispenses great advice for child development, making it easy for me to see what life is like from the eyes of the child which is crucial. As for sexually related matters I will ask her how best to approach it.
My son goes into a Christian curriculum next year, free from Common Core, free from ‘Social Justice’ indoctrination and homosexual normalization. I’m determined that he have access to a classical rigorous curriculum. I’ve seen the young people turned out by the academy, they are so far ahead academically, socially, spiritually that it would be an abuse on my part to deny my son the opportunity to go there. And they will challenge him greatly and make him work really hard. Just the way I want it.