If Antonio really respects Kenny as a person, he will let him make the decision, and I don’t see him making the decision to leave his new home and go with his birth father. Kenny will probably decide to stay there and still write to him, and Antonio can visit for the holidays.
Even if Kenny doesn’t want to live with him, he probably still wants him in his life. My Dad was no prize, but I didn’t want him to go away and never see me.
A real case: Parents divorce. Religious fundamentalist sorta crackpot mom is unstable, teen boy lives with gay dad and his boyfriend. Dad dies. Boyfriend wants to obtain guardianship, but crazy mom objects ‘cuz he’s gay. Resolution: boy is 16, gets his own attorney to sue for emancipated minor status. He wins, moves in with late dad’s gay boyfriend. At 19 he moves out on his own.
jmworacle over 3 years ago
Good point.
GirlGeek Premium Member over 3 years ago
Excellent point
aKG1 over 3 years ago
Kenny still sees his father as his father. They have been writing to each other keeping the connection alive.
jagedlo over 3 years ago
So? What if he wants Kenny back?
Angel_Of_Destruction over 3 years ago
If Antonio really respects Kenny as a person, he will let him make the decision, and I don’t see him making the decision to leave his new home and go with his birth father. Kenny will probably decide to stay there and still write to him, and Antonio can visit for the holidays.
Aladar30 Premium Member over 3 years ago
Great question.
Ellis97 over 3 years ago
Kenny? He signed something?
StackableContainers over 3 years ago
Even if Kenny doesn’t want to live with him, he probably still wants him in his life. My Dad was no prize, but I didn’t want him to go away and never see me.
reedkomicks Premium Member over 3 years ago
Brilliant.
spaced man spliff over 3 years ago
A real case: Parents divorce. Religious fundamentalist sorta crackpot mom is unstable, teen boy lives with gay dad and his boyfriend. Dad dies. Boyfriend wants to obtain guardianship, but crazy mom objects ‘cuz he’s gay. Resolution: boy is 16, gets his own attorney to sue for emancipated minor status. He wins, moves in with late dad’s gay boyfriend. At 19 he moves out on his own.
yoda1234 over 3 years ago
Called it!!
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 3 years ago
A very good , salient point.
metagalaxy1970 over 3 years ago
Smart question.