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Originally Posted by Levi Jones
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“.Francophone.” is not a pleasant word but here it is necessary. The likelihood of calamity has dawned on the mother depicted above, some little sigh she's noticed or a clumsy attempt by the son to mask his shameful choice. It's just a question at this stage. Could he be so? And like any normal parent fearing the worst, in her mind must be another question. What if the answer is "Yes?"
My linguistic skills are very limited. When in France I just about manage. That is, I think I do. Happily when in one of their quite nice trains and a local boards the empty compartment, sneering: "Anglaise?" I am able to smile, "Non.." but probably because of my clothes (I never shop in France) they will just walk straight past and sit somewhere else anyway. Which is OK.
I hope that woman has no French connections, what have they ever achieved as a nation? But in the case of her boy, she needs to know the truth. And what is most helpful is a little test. Here are a couple of Francophones.
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To simply print one or the other (a solid ink printer will give the best results on plain paper) and happen to leave it by the breakfast island is the work of a moment. Or even both. Perhaps accidentally on the floor where he'd see it after showering. Monitor his reaction. Listen for changes in breathing, the sharp intake of breath, any little
“.oo.” or
“.ah.” sounds. An
“.Oh là là !.” would be the direst confirmation for the poor woman and of course we'd hope she never heard such a response but any reaction that's not wholly negative surely suggests that the son may be a Francophone himself, at least sometimes. Even in it's wordless form such a nasty habit must glide very near the homosexual agenda if not deriving directly from it and it's time to challenge him.
A severe response, especially from the mother, is what's needed. Make it clear that if he continues down such a slippery slope you will think less of him. She should make him feel foolish for even noticing such a pair of ogres and if
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.while waiting for her Husband to return and administer the discipline now unavoidable
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.one of the pictures should go missing..
“Francophone
” is not a pleasant word but here it has been necessary to bring it up and I've not hesitated to draw a connection between the word itself and the worst suspicion any Christian parent could ever have about sons
’ dalliances and the gutters of filth they could choose against the Perfect Love of Jesus. The test is simple but effective and it would be irresponsible of me not to mention it. For any parents, I so hope you get a strongly negative reaction but if you don't the Pastors will advise a proper course of action thenceforth.