Our daughter / maybe gender queer child has recently become romantically involved with another teen who identifies as non-binary, biological female. They used to have sleepovers, prior to choosing to escalate their relationship.Now, I want to be sex positive and support, but I feel that sleepovers would be inappropriate now. If her partner were a male, we’d have a no sleepover rule. But the fact that they’re biologically female might change things, but we do want to treat her equally without double standards. If it makes a difference, she’s also told us that she “doesn’t do that stuff” and we know that she presently also identifies as asexual.What do you think? Also, when is it appropriate to romantically involved teens of any gender sleepover?Tl;dr: my 15 year old daughter is gay and wants to sleepover with her partner. When is this appropriate? via /r/Parenting https://ift.tt/2D8loPQ
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