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I am supportive of her spreading her wings and exploring, I just wish she was doing it by herself or at least for herself, rather than following a guy.”My son identifies as male and asexual and tends to dress in clothes like skirts and cami tops. He’s away at school most of the year and has a very strong and accepting community there. Our home is a safe space for him to express himself in any way he chooses. A lot of the things we do as a family are also what I would consider LGBTQ+ friendly .
What can I do to help him stay safe and feel comfortable while also encouraging celebrating who he is?Your son is lucky to have a mother like you, one who accepts and celebrates him for who he is. Make sure you are vocal about your support. Let him know regularly that you will always be there for him and that you’d do anything to protect him.
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