Demonic deception "A life I know is right"?
Below is an article of a young man growing in his knowledge of sexuality but influenced by culture, sin, and the GBLT mantra. This can only lead to great sadness as this is deception fostered upon the young and naive.
Pure deception: "Living a life I know is right"
When Ben* told the principal at his independent high school that he was gay, the principal said he could stay at the school provided he was not public about his sexuality. ''It's sort of similar to don't ask, don't tell - don't bring it up, don't come out to the entire school.''
Ben's life, by his own admission, is ''sheltered''. His lives and goes to school in Sydney's western suburbs and comes from a religious family. Some of his peers have ''rejected'' him because they felt gay people were ''weird and wrong''. Homophobic gibes in the playground are ubiquitous, as they are at many schools. ''You hear 'faggot', 'homo', 'queer'; that's just commonplace,'' he said.
He knew he was risking his position at the school by confiding in the principal but decided to anyway. During the discussion, he was told the rules that applied to students of the opposite sex, preventing boys and girls from being too physically close in the playground, now applied to him in relation to other boys. He described the encounter as ''bitter-sweet''.
''It's bitter in the sense that he could be more supportive but at the same time it's sweet because at least he's not expelling me; on the bright side, he's not giving me a harsh punishment for being me.'' Nevertheless, Ben said he hoped to transfer to a public school soon. ''I wish I could be more open with everyone around me because it's something I'm excited about; being open and living a life I know is right.''
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/schools-defend-right-to-expel-gays-20130706-2pirh.html#ixzz2YlClVHql
