Should I ask my 21-year-old daughter if she's gay?

Does it really matter that she might be gay I mean really.You should do some more investagating before going up to her and say “honey your gay im your mom I have a feeling you are so aren’t you?”No bad mother let her come to you dah.

I would see bein alright to ask if she was like 15 or 16 but 21 she’s an adult. she makes decisions for herself. if she wants you to know she’ll come to you. cause if she’s not you might make her mad and hurt her feelings. she’s her own person just let her be and if she wants you to know she’ll tell you.

I personally believe you should casually ask your child in a non threating manner. You as a parent have a right to know I believe. Just ensure that regardless of the answer that you will be supportive. If they feel like you are intruding just inform them that you would rather find out directly through them then some unreliable source. Hope it helps =]

You ight want to. Just do not ask her let her tell you. If it realy is important try this: catch her in a bad mood then ask her whats wrong if she says nothing ask her but dont go right away

you mean lesbian if shes gay then thats good cause she likes guys if shes lesbian well I wouldnt think that its good but your the parent but just tell her that you need to talk to her in person and dont let her be offended and just come right out and ask her

no. thats rude. if she’s gay I’m sure she’d tell you. if my mother ever asked me that I’d feel pissed. even if I was gay. haha

You could in a joking tone say why dont you have a boyfriend in a while you gay or something? maybe then she could start thinking and wondering that herself hope I helped

u need to explain more than that! LIKE why do you think she’s gay, what did you see her do?, why do you think this? put those detailes in there!!

Because so far the only thing I can tell you is: Walk up to her and say “ Hi honey are you gay??”

You shouldn’t ask. She will tell her when she is ready (if she is). Maybe you could make it known that you are ok with people who live that lifestyle. That way, if she is a lesbian, she won’t feel she will be rejected if she tells you.

During a calm conversation, ask her. But be prepared to ACCEPT her whether she is or isn’t, and let her know that.

Be supportive of her.

Well, it depends. If you REALLY think she is, calmly bring it up. If you really need to, talk to someone else about it. They could help you figure it out.

For me, it would have to depend on what kind of a relationship you and your daughter have now. I personally would have no problems asking any of my children that but then again we have a very close relationship. They have been able to come to me with anything. I even packed condoms in my son’’s suitcase once for a class ski trip,lol

Take a long hard look at your relationship. Can it stand that question being asked? Can it stand the answer? You have to be able to answer both questions with an honest yes before you can even begin to discuss it with her.

I would honestly let her come to you… I’m assuming you would accept it otherwise you wouldnt be asking this question? So a general conversation about how her happiness is the most important thing, and you’d accept her no matter what may be needed Also a conversation about gay people and that there’s nothing wrong with it also might be helpful, Once you’ve basically made your views on the subject clear then you really need to let her come to you… she may not have told you because she’s not sure how you’ll react, or she may not have told you because then it would make it real and she’s not ready for that yet… or it could be something else… Give her time and dont take it personally…

I dont know if I would ask her. does it really matter? will the answer make you love or accept her any less? will it cause a rift in your relationship if she answers you in a way that makes you uncomfortable? if she has not approached you with her orientation, then I would not ask her. she is an adult, and it is her call on letting you in on something that is a very private and personal choice. just love her no matter what, and let her be your daughter!

Why do you feel the need to know details about your adult daughter’s sex life? Don’t ask.

No. Just no.