QUOTE(AnimeSinceForever @ Nov 1 2020, 01:23 AM)
You keep adding questions that you already know the answers to,
and telling people not to do something has rarely stopped them.
Underaged sex still happens.
Pointing that out is not "encouraging" it.
Good to know my replies keep you occupied to think how you want to be the person with the last word.
The child may or may not be homosexual, and pointing out that it may be a reaction to how he is treated by the opposite sex is perfectly rational.
Would love to hear you explain how the way other people treat you, doesn't affect how you behave.
But you will probably reply with more questions (whataboutism seems to be your forte).
Actually no, I really want answers to my questions. Please do answer ALL of them, I am quite curious. They are not rhetorical.
In all honesty, I do not want to have the last word, I am quite happy that you keep replying.
You are saying that his alleged homosexuality is nurture rather than nature, therefore he is thinking about turning gay because he got turned down by girls in primary school. Are you serious?
QUOTE(AnimeSinceForever @ Oct 31 2020, 09:58 PM)
There may be 2 other factors to this situation:
1) No girl wants to date him because he is ugly. In this case, have to have thick wallet or own business.

2) He thinks the only girls he should date are Asian.

Talking about gay this and gay that misses a point, that some men are gay
because women don't want them.

Don't ignore women causing men to become gay, thanks

You are saying that because kids have sex in primary school, it is not too early to start redpilling, especially before they even sit for UPSR.
I am saying that he is 11 years old, too young to be thinking about either homosexuality, be concerned about his looks to woo females (especially non-Asians? since you pointed that out), making money to impress girls, or even dating and especially sex. He can explore all of that slowly. He has a little more than half a decade to adulthood.
So what is your actual advice to TS and the mother to remedy the matter?