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Originally Posted by dr wadd
Fear of the different, and I appreciate that sounds somewhat glib, it's not meant to be. Is it at all possible that you were exposed to the concept of a homosexual couple at a young age that cast a negative light on the concept? It could be something as simple as overhearing a conversation.
I can`t remember at what age my mother told me about homosexuality, I do know I must have been 11 or younger as I was at junior school (I can still remember why it was explained). It was stressed that there was nothing wrong with homosexuality, just that it was different to heterosexuality. I believe that this positive introduction, as it were, at such a young age, pretty much killed any chance of prejudices being formed.
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I remember laughing my head off at camp comedian Duncan Norvell in the early 80s as a child, I can't think of any negative experiences like that. I don't have any negative thoughts towards gays, it's just the idea of them as parents.