I have often felt, like you, that it would be easier to accept were my child , with whom I have had no contact for three years, were dead. It's a horrible thing to say and those who are not in our position find it difficult that a loving parent would say such a thing. But for us, parents of the missing, it might bring comfort. As it is, …
I have often felt, like you, that it would be easier to accept were my child , with whom I have had no contact for three years, were dead. It's a horrible thing to say and those who are not in our position find it difficult that a loving parent would say such a thing. But for us, parents of the missing, it might bring comfort. As it is, we have no where to mourn, few people we can talk to who can truly understand how this gender ideology feels for the parents of the gone
I get it. It's not that you wish them dead, it's more like if the died they would not have been going away by their own choice. They would still love us and we could hold that in our hearts instead of them choosing to delete us from their lives.
I have often felt, like you, that it would be easier to accept were my child , with whom I have had no contact for three years, were dead. It's a horrible thing to say and those who are not in our position find it difficult that a loving parent would say such a thing. But for us, parents of the missing, it might bring comfort. As it is, we have no where to mourn, few people we can talk to who can truly understand how this gender ideology feels for the parents of the gone
I get it. It's not that you wish them dead, it's more like if the died they would not have been going away by their own choice. They would still love us and we could hold that in our hearts instead of them choosing to delete us from their lives.
My 35 yo married son has decided he is Trans. His wife is going along with it.
He decided this on his own a year ago- but told me last summer. I am still reeling from the news.
I totally understand...