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Riding in the rain sucks but I'll take it over driving
What's your favourite type of beer?
Le Conseil québécois LGBT craint un « recul » des droits au Québec
What's the dumbest thing you've done to fix a tech issue?
Yeah, I'm what they call a cybersecurity expert 😎
Legault sur l'utilisation de l'anglais auprès des jeunes
Marqueur de sexe X sur le permis de conduire : la SAAQ dit oui, mais à une seule personne
Audio devices disappear after reboot (EndeavourOS, Pipewire)
Does anyone still burn their movies to DVD?
Any recommendations for an open-source RSS widget?
All of Sid's toys are so gender
Stock images are the only way I can express my gay little feelings
Reject labels! Or embrace labels! Do as you wish as long as you respect others!
Antlo-Saxons
"One of a kind bike" might be the best thing I've seen on FB Marketplace
Why do people still drive cars daily when bikes exist?
We can only hope that the motor vehicle is an ally
What are your cycling plans for this summer?
What's a community you've discovered or created on Lemmy that you'd love to see grow?
Bringing the "city bike" outside the city is always a treat!
I don't think your parents not intervening necessarily reflects badly upon them; I can only imagine being parents of a sapphic nature comes with its share of difficulties, much as I imagine being the child of such parents would make you a target to teachers and schoolmates alike. It's quite understandable that they should not want to add the burden of being the "confrontational" parents, both to you and to themselves.
Still, it is odd to denounce a parent standing up for their child as "threatening". I agree that the other person's initial comment came off as possibly being the rantings of a deranged helicopter parent. However, if their second comment, to which you replied, is to be believed, I find their objections to be just and right.
I have many friends who teach as their trade; I've no doubt that the plight of educators at the hand of undignant parents is more oft than not of a ridiculous nature; parents being very protective of their offspring. Yet we must not perceive this tendency as eternally true, as yet some are amongst the educators who should abuse the trust of old between master and pupil.
(Sorry I'm stoned and have been reading a lot of Tolkien recently; so I started replying, a bit subconsciously, in his style. I put too much into it to delete it, so please forgive my indulgent follies)