I grew up with a cousin who I was very close to, we were like best friends. She was raised by a lesbian parent as well. My aunt (who was lesbian of course) actually did have a hatred of men, which she used to jutify being lesbian, and yeah, she totally forced this on her daughter often, as well. And one time she used me as an example. My aunt, my cousin and I were peeling potatoes at the kitchen table. My cousin found an eye, cut it in half and put them against the potato and showed it to us. We all laughed, and I said "they look like boobs". My aunt then stopped laughing and scolded me in front of my cousin, telling me they were clearly eyes, and then talked about how "this was the problem with men". I was just a little kid. The two eyes did stick out alot, and she did hold them down low, and not at the top of the potato. And also, my cousin /did/ make jokes about boobs at times, in fact in our family album we have a picture where she has two balloons in her tanktop. So it was even a bit normal for me to jump to the conclusion that she was making another of her jokes. I was just a little kid at the time, and I can honestly say that I did not have any understanding of the sexual component of breasts, that I just saw them as part of the female body, like facial hair on a man. But my aunt took this chance to spread the "all men are sexually perverted pigs that only want to do bad things to women" on her daughter. And this also had a bad affect on me, I felt ashamed at that time, like I did something wrong, and even was worried that I was somehow a pervert, not having the understanding I do now, that I was just being a child.
There is a danger to not having both a mother and father. It does affect how your child will see the two genders.
I also know many families that broke up because on parent wanted to be gay. I did go through losing my parents because they separated. I know that it was very hard. And I do consider it very selfish for any parent to do this to their child for their own personal fulfillment.
The woman who spoke up about her situation with the knowledge she will be called a hateful bigot is very brave, and I would like to tell her myself that I appreciate her bravery :3