Legal Question in Constitutional Law in California

First off, the constitution is about government action, not FB. Second, FB doesn't post questions. People post questions on FB. Lastly, you have not asked us any question. So you are wasting our time.

You could answer her, "So what if I am gay?" Or, "Yes, I am gay." Or, "So far in my life I have never felt attracted to someone of the same sex, but you never know, the right man (or woman) may yet come along."

I apologize for Mr. McCormick's curt response. This is not a waste of time. You're trying to find out legal solutions to a problem that you're experiencing.

If someone is suggesting something about your sexual preference, you might attempt to have Facebook remove it . . . although that probably is very difficult to accomplish. Depending on how it is written, it might be defamatory if untrue. If it is mere opinion, though, it might not be defamatory. It's a very murky area. I agree with Mr. Stone that perhaps this is a good time to develop a healthier dialogue with your daughter, although the phraseology must be within your own comfort zone, and not necessary those phrases that he suggests -- which certainly is not a legal opinion!