[Ammi]

..this is extraordinarily sad...no matter who or what your parents are/their beliefs etc or what relationship you have with them...more than anyone in the world, acceptance from them for who you are is the most important thing to lots of people...


..to an extent, I agree with you Alex but there are times when faiths and beliefs are questioned and tested and they had to make a decision with that faith and their love for their son and they failed and let him down dreadfully...not every parent with a faith which conflicted with his sexuality would have done that...?...I have no doubt that they loved him and felt that what they did with the counselling was the right thing and I absolutely don't think that they're murderers or anything...but they rejected the one person on this earth who was most in need of them...what kind of 'Christianity' is that....