Mothers in mourning (a series of questions)
Let's say a mother learns her child discovered sexual pleasure at an early age, and knows orgasm can be found through different acts and can be done many ways. Does that make the child an over-sexed pervert? Is "childhood" over for that mother?
What if that child learns sexual pleasure at an early age, and learns the lessons of orgasm through an adult, or family member. Does that qualify as being sexual abuse, and needs to be reported to the authorities?
What if that child was adopted, and learns his/her father was gay -- does that mean gay is heritary, or is the bigger issue child abandonment and neglect to tell the truth?
What if that adopted child is so confused and embarassed by his/her own feelings of strangeness, shame takes over and suicide seems to be the only alternative worth taking?
How do mothers deal with this sort of crisis situation?
How do social-workers and adoption agencies handle this adoption aftermath?
Thanks to adoption, and the open acceptance of single-parent families, when, where and how does appropriate sex-education, and personal responsibility and accountability get taught at home?
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