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What kind of parents would support a 9th grader in an unnatural habit such as this?
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Loving ones, I think, who don't reject or punish a child who just isn't wired the way they are.
Actually,
Richard Cranium, the Georgia sodomy law that the US Supreme Court found constitutional has now been found
unconstitutional by the Georgia Supreme Court. (I bet that
public heterosexual behavior of the same sort would get you in trouble in most states. So will public drunkenness.)
And a Texas case is coming up before the US Supreme Court that deals (as the Georgia one did not) with a law that restricts the punishment of sodomy to homosexual conduct. Ellen Goodman has an Op-Ed column in today's
Washington Post on that case.
I think it's time to stop describing it as an "unnatural habit", by the way. Behavior that's as common as this is in the animal kingdom is hardly either one.
If it isn't to your taste, don't do it. If it's against your religion, recognize that a lot of people don't belong to it.