A mother from Singapore

 

Of course the father is there.

Look at the gay fingers of the father, you should know how far he could be in the LGBT community. 

Only those who are still sleeping do not know fingers can tell your sexual orientation.

Do the Kinsey Scale Test if you want to know your real sexual orientation.  https://www.idrlabs.com/kinsey-scale/test.php

Nothing much to say. The family did not go to abandon the son. They have two sons instead.

 

 "He did come to me because I’m closest to him and I am not sure I handled it very well initially, although I rapidly realised it was tough for him, and that he needed our love and support. And I’ve learnt a lot in the process. Huanwu is our child, and we love and support him unconditionally, wholeheartedly and unreservedly. He has made every one of us in our family better persons. We think he was hugely courageous to have come out. We know that for him and for other gay people they face discrimination all the time. And in Singapore, they also face the Sword of Damocles of criminality. That’s tough. At the end of the day, at the heart of it all, whether you’re gay or not, each of us just wants to be accepted and loved for who we are, and we love Huanwu.”