Perhaps these matters of parental advice..."
"Their realm"?
Their community?
But they're affecting laws, and school policies and curriculum, and the unschooling world. Is THAT "their realm"?
Happier messages (two from that same day)
I had met this girl, years before. She's either a teen or early 20s, maybe. I had hung out with the mom, and stayed in their home one night.
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The daughter:
You're disgusting for your views on the LGBTQ community. You bring SHAME to the unschooling community with your hateful rhetoric. Rot in hell.Sandra:
What has been written about me is not true.
People don't rot in hell because they were bullied and lied about.
That daughter's response:
SandraDodd.com/transgender
Thoughts and links on transgender issues
Unschooling and the transgender movement. Research and reports on regrets and dangers. Don't rush into irreversible things.
sandradodd.comNice way to try and turn it around when youve said blatantly harmful things about trans people and trans youth in the past
You weren't being bullied
You're an assholeJust like those who were brought up in traditional school often times judge unschoolers, you have no right to judge a group of people that you do not understand. Maybe you should focus on learning how to have more compassion for others, instead of shitting on people for something that does not concern you in the slightest. There really is a special place in hell for people like you.
Have fun being the kind of extremist wacko unschooling parent that gives the whole lot of us a bad name. No one else is going to join you lol.
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I had been planning to write to the mom anyway about something entirely unrelated, so I did, and offered to send the thing, but I said she might not want it as her daughter was unhappy with me. I quoted the top part above (the first statement and my response) and the mom wrote:
Perhaps as people who have experienced a lot of negativity regarding sexual orientation - they might have a point?She and the daughter both blocked me on facebook, after that. To some friends of mine who knew I had received the first curse, I wrote:They have more facts than most people realize, this is their realm and community.
Perhaps these matters of parental advice should be left to professionals and not parenting list owners.
And that's all I'm going to say regarding the matter.
"They have more facts than most people realize, this is their realm and community.
Perhaps these matters of parental advice...""Their realm"?
Their community?But they're affecting laws, and school policies and curriculum, and the unschooling world. Is THAT "their realm"?
Some other curses sent to me over the years
Happier messages (two from that same day)