I don’t care whether my son grows up to be gay or straight. I will love him whether or not he loves boys or girls.
I wrote here last week that he has a crush on one of the girls he plays with. And a few days ago, as I dropped him off at his mother’s house, was this conversation:
Me: “Noah, last week you had Megan’s name written down. Today, it’s Reagan. What’s up?”
Noah: “Well, now, I like Reagan. She’s fantastic. She’s adorable.’
Me to his mother: “It looks like Noah likes girls.”
Noah’s mother to both of us: “Noah, its ok if you think boys are adorable too. Don’t you have some adorable boy friends?”
Noah: “Mama, boys are not adorable. Only girls are.”
Noah’s mother: “You mean none of the boys you play with are adorable. Not even Benjamin.”
Noah: “No mama, Benjamin is a boy. He is not as adorable as Reagan.”
Oooooo-kay.
Before I left, Noah wanted to show me how good a reader he was becoming. His mother bought him a set of Bob’s Books for beginning readers. (They even have a cool blog.) He sat on his mother’s couch, opened up one of the books (Dot and a Dog) and started reading. I quickly grabbed my iPhone and started recording:
You must be so proud. I know I am.
those…those are the moments that make life so damn worth living
I am so very proud of my nephew. He is “adorable”.
Well, I can proudly say that HE is absolutely adorable! I’m excited that he’s reading, too!
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