Open question to All mothers ! WHAT will each of you Do ??

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Posted: 8 years ago
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What will each of you mothers do ...one day your son in 25s or 30s or etc. Comes home marrying kinnarr ??


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Posted: 8 years ago
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Hmmm..First of all I dnt have a son n neither Im married.
so I dnt knw Im eligible or nt to comment...

But yes in future wen I will b a mother of a grown up kid of 25yrs ..times wud have changed a lot...ppl mindset n laws might have also changed..

So I wud first make an assessment whether d person in question feelings is genuine or its just d influence of changing lifestyle.. becos many bisexuals r nt really bisexuals bt dey just want to try something different or have some fun...Many believe dey r gay or lesbian becos dey r mentally disturbed at dat point of tym...bt dey r nt...

I wud try to reason out wid dem abt d repercussions of such an act..n wat impact it wud have on dem , their siblings n parents...
But if dey r firm on their decision I wud let dem free to do watever dey want...becos I wud never want dem to lead a suffocating life..
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: naaju

Hmmm..First of all I dnt have a son n neither Im married.

so I dnt knw Im eligible or nt to comment...

But yes in future wen I will b a mother of a grown up kid of 25yrs ..times wud have changed a lot...ppl mindset n laws might have also changed..

So I wud first make an assessment whether d person in question feelings is genuine or its just d influence of changing lifestyle.. becos many bisexuals r nt really bisexuals bt dey just want to try something different or have some fun...Many believe dey r gay or lesbian becos dey r mentally disturbed at dat point of tym...bt dey r nt...

I wud try to reason out wid dem abt d repercussions of such an act..n wat impact it wud have on dem , their siblings n parents...
But if dey r firm on their decision I wud let dem free to do watever dey want...becos I wud never want dem to lead a suffocating life..



Well said...


I would reason out with them...and then pray for them to take the
right decision...If they feel they have made the right choice...will
ask them to leave the home and start afresh..


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Posted: 8 years ago
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Let him live his life. Every one has right to make their own individual choices. If my son will be happy with whoever he marries then I will respect his choice.
God made everyone. Even a kinnar has right to live life and fall in love! All genders should be treated equally. We are no one to judge anyone else!

i am not a mother and I cannot understand her feelings. But as far as I know a mother happiness lies on her kids


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Posted: 8 years ago
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This question is out of my ambit as neither I am married or born a child. Still, in the context of future society, I would like to say,
A great democracy like India has got to be progressive or it will soon cease to be a democracy and revert to barbarism. So, after many years the society will have progressed a lot. In the present context, after reaching the age of 18 years, a sound person can cast his/her vote in India means the person has reached the adult suffrage means he/she in his/her sane mind can take any decision worthy for his/her wellbeing. It directly shows that at the age of 25/30, if a boy of stable mind is choosing a kinnar as wife means he knows where his happiness lies! In life getting happiness is the satisfaction. So, I would prefer live and let live concept without creating any hurdles for them. Humanity must be first for any kind of person. Being a kinnar doesn't deprive of getting love. If love is true then both husband and wife can conquer any hardships. Its his life and he better knows where his happiness lies! Only due to the fact that his wife is a kinnar, I have no authority to judge her stature. And in progressive society, many medical technologies have developed to know the exact cause of not being conceived. That can be taken care of by test tube baby/surrogacy/IVF or simply adoption..
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Posted: 8 years ago
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i am still single and could not feel the way a mother does...but in future if i have a son and he falls for a kinnar...it will be shocker at first for me to be honest because no one wants to get married his or her son to a kinnar...but i wont react loud or vague... i will try to understand the reasons about how and why he feels for that particular person..is that genuine??..will he be able to stand with her irrespective of what society thinks of them as a couple...if he can then my 100% support will be with my son...cz you need to have love and friendship to stay with your life partner and to have a blissful married life..society wont come and help you when you are in trouble, it will always be your spouse at your good and bad times...and regarding kids..i think we will be in such an age where having kids will be a choice of the partners not a mandate...probably they can adopt a kid or can go for any medical help...i will completely allow him to live life his way and always be ther with him to show proper guidance 4ever...
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Well I'm married n also a mother.😛
Frankly, I'll be Shocked! I don't know how ill react. I'll first sit n talk to both of them n try to reason out will them. Life will never be as they visualise. It's going to be hard. I'll try my best to convince my daughter to get out of it. Having them as best friends to one thing but as a life partner is totally another thing. It will take a long time for me to accept them but in the end ,I guess I will, someday!
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Posted: 8 years ago
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wow mummy here with 3 sons. if one of them is gay, i would be a bit taken aback but i am open minded enough to accept that, if i can accept that then why would i be unable to accept my son marrying or being with an intersex woman? if he was 'straight' and then suddenly fell for an intersex woman, i would be shocked. i would counsel him for an explanation. hopefully my son will grow up with a comprehensive enough sex education to understand their options, medically speaking. if they dont want to approach them then i would explain the possible sexual and personal repercussions as well as the societal backlash they would have to face. if they are still happy with each other then why not? i dont view love as sexual deviancy- not that close minded. neither do i think im a special enough snowflake to NEED my family line to go forward. if my son married a woman who couldnt conceive, would i tell him to get rid of her and get a new one? no. so why should i empathize more with a woman who cant have kids than an intersex woman who cant have kids?
but then again this is the perspective of an educated millenial mother who understands the intersex condition and doesnt view blood as crucial to be family. i would love adopted grandchildren no less than "real" ones. but i think you are looking for an answer from a more conservative mother who would perhaps understand preeto. the thing is, i may not like my son being with a kinnar, but my problem will be my son, i wouldnt torture the other person whilst showering love on my son. i know many homophobic parents who havent spoken to their son in years since he came out. but those people have a problem with their son. not someone else's kid. they dont hurt or conspire to kill someone else's child. the problem is between me and my son. i would be mad at him. not direct it at someone who hasnt done anything to deserve mistreatment.
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: tejaswiniwenham

wow mummy here with 3 sons. if one of them is gay, i would be a bit taken aback but i am open minded enough to accept that, if i can accept that then why would i be unable to accept my son marrying or being with an intersex woman? if he was 'straight' and then suddenly fell for an intersex woman, i would be shocked. i would counsel him for an explanation. hopefully my son will grow up with a comprehensive enough sex education to understand their options, medically speaking. if they dont want to approach them then i would explain the possible sexual and personal repercussions as well as the societal backlash they would have to face. if they are still happy with each other then why not? i dont view love as sexual deviancy- not that close minded. neither do i think im a special enough snowflake to NEED my family line to go forward. if my son married a woman who couldnt conceive, would i tell him to get rid of her and get a new one? no. so why should i empathize more with a woman who cant have kids than an intersex woman who cant have kids?

but then again this is the perspective of an educated millenial mother who understands the intersex condition and doesnt view blood as crucial to be family. i would love adopted grandchildren no less than "real" ones. but i think you are looking for an answer from a more conservative mother who would perhaps understand preeto. the thing is, i may not like my son being with a kinnar, but my problem will be my son, i wouldnt torture the other person whilst showering love on my son. i know many homophobic parents who havent spoken to their son in years since he came out. but those people have a problem with their son. not someone else's kid. they dont hurt or conspire to kill someone else's child. the problem is between me and my son. i would be mad at him. not direct it at someone who hasnt done anything to deserve mistreatment.



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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: tejaswiniwenham

wow mummy here with 3 sons. if one of them is gay, i would be a bit taken aback but i am open minded enough to accept that, if i can accept that then why would i be unable to accept my son marrying or being with an intersex woman? if he was 'straight' and then suddenly fell for an intersex woman, i would be shocked. i would counsel him for an explanation. hopefully my son will grow up with a comprehensive enough sex education to understand their options, medically speaking. if they dont want to approach them then i would explain the possible sexual and personal repercussions as well as the societal backlash they would have to face. if they are still happy with each other then why not? i dont view love as sexual deviancy- not that close minded. neither do i think im a special enough snowflake to NEED my family line to go forward. if my son married a woman who couldnt conceive, would i tell him to get rid of her and get a new one? no. so why should i empathize more with a woman who cant have kids than an intersex woman who cant have kids?

but then again this is the perspective of an educated millenial mother who understands the intersex condition and doesnt view blood as crucial to be family. i would love adopted grandchildren no less than "real" ones. but i think you are looking for an answer from a more conservative mother who would perhaps understand preeto. the thing is, i may not like my son being with a kinnar, but my problem will be my son, i wouldnt torture the other person whilst showering love on my son. i know many homophobic parents who havent spoken to their son in years since he came out. but those people have a problem with their son. not someone else's kid. they dont hurt or conspire to kill someone else's child. the problem is between me and my son. i would be mad at him. not direct it at someone who hasnt done anything to deserve mistreatment.


Kudos!!! The best explanation is when there is a fault from your own child then would you have the authority to blame another child from another mother... All women are not orthodox and you represent that open minded thoughts.. Splendid...

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