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Focus on the Family: how to cure your gay son
Focus on the Family: how to cure your gay son
http://www.focusonthefamily.com/docs...A000000264.cfm
James Dobson's Focus on the Family has also posted a delightful series of articles on how to instill your children with the proper "gender identification." The first piece is called "Is my child becoming a homosexual?" and it basically says that if your child exhibits "gender confusion," there's a good chance that he'll turn into a fruit:
Evidences of gender confusion or doubt in boys ages 5 to 11 may include:
All heterosexual males enjoy sports because it involves getting hot and sweating with a bunch of guys, taking mass showers, slapping backs and et ceteras, and dominating other guys through physical abuse. Those that engage in this behavior the most are ideal examples of straightness.
And definitely before he buys his first Cher album.
In short, if your boy isn’t out there beating up on smaller children, if they get good grades and they like to try to get along with everyone, well, there're certainly gay. Boys that are bright, precocious, social and relational, and artistically talented are not only gay, they're "bottom" gay.
On the subject of lesbianism:
Focus on the Family has pointed out that girls must be supervised by men when going to the bathroom to prevent any possibility of non hetero behavior. However, there is no need to be excessively worried about girls because they can be forcibly impregnated, that being their only purpose after all.
http://www.focusonthefamily.com/docs...A000000264.cfm
...the boy's father has to do his part. He needs to mirror and affirm his son's maleness. He can play rough-and-tumble games with his son...He can even take his son with him into the shower, where the boy cannot help but notice that Dad has a penis, just like his, only bigger.
That's right. Want your kid to grow up straight? Put him in an environment where he "cannot help but notice" large penises. Works every time.James Dobson's Focus on the Family has also posted a delightful series of articles on how to instill your children with the proper "gender identification." The first piece is called "Is my child becoming a homosexual?" and it basically says that if your child exhibits "gender confusion," there's a good chance that he'll turn into a fruit:
Evidences of gender confusion or doubt in boys ages 5 to 11 may include:
1. A strong feeling that they are "different" from other boys.
So if your son is different from other boys, he's well on his way to becoming a homosexual. Make sure to stamp out his individuality at all costs, and discourage him from developing any original thoughts or ideas.2. A tendency to cry easily, be less athletic, and dislike the roughhousing that other boys enjoy.
And make sure that Remember to make up for Timmy's lack of athleticism by screaming at him during Little League sporting events, and fighting with the other parents. All heterosexual males enjoy sports because it involves getting hot and sweating with a bunch of guys, taking mass showers, slapping backs and et ceteras, and dominating other guys through physical abuse. Those that engage in this behavior the most are ideal examples of straightness.
3. A persistent preference to play female roles in make-believe play.
If you catch your toddler trying on mommy's shoes, slap him. 4. A strong preference to spend time in the company of girls and participate in their games and other pastimes.
Similarly, don't let your daughters hang around boys who like spending time with girls. You can read more about this in another Focus on the Family article, called "Is My Daughter Becoming a Fag Hag?" 5. A susceptibility to be bullied by other boys, who may tease them unmercifully and call them "odd," "fag" and "gay."
Pretty self-explainatory.6. A tendency to walk, talk, dress and even "think" effeminately.
Yes, even if your son walks, talks and dresses like a man, there could be covert gayness lurking deep within his thoughts. You might want to hook him up to an E-Meter and show him pictures of Chippendale dancers to see if he gets aroused. (And if he does, seek professional help.) 7. A repeatedly stated desire to be — or insistence that he is — a girl.
If your child is experiencing several signs of gender confusion, professional help is available. It's best to seek that help before your child reaches puberty.And definitely before he buys his first Cher album.
"By the time the adolescent hormones kick in during early adolescence, a full-blown gender identity crisis threatens to overwhelm the teenager," warns psychologist Dr. James Dobson.
To compound the problem, many of these teens experience "great waves of guilt accompanied by secret fears of divine retribution."
Fears that are completely justified, mind you: if God catches your son playing with dolls, He's liable to smack the turdloaves out of him.In short, if your boy isn’t out there beating up on smaller children, if they get good grades and they like to try to get along with everyone, well, there're certainly gay. Boys that are bright, precocious, social and relational, and artistically talented are not only gay, they're "bottom" gay.
On the subject of lesbianism:
Focus on the Family has pointed out that girls must be supervised by men when going to the bathroom to prevent any possibility of non hetero behavior. However, there is no need to be excessively worried about girls because they can be forcibly impregnated, that being their only purpose after all.
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