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OMG! Parents Disowns Teenager For Being Gay
A teenager was disowned by her parents and thrown out of the house after they discovered that she is gay. Emily Scheck’s mom and dad turned out her stuffed animals, awards and certificates after finding a photo of the 19-year-old with her girlfriend Justyna. Scheck, from Webster in New York, then received a text from her mother warning her that if she quit university didn’t undergo conversion therapy to ‘cure’ her homosexuality, she would be disowned.

But Emily, who studies at Cansius College in Buffalo, refused to quit school or hide her sexuality, leaving her homeless and broke. She came home to find that all her belongings had been moved into her car. The license plates had also been taken off from her car, with her dad refusing to pay for its insurance.

Scheck’s parents added a note confirming that she had been disowned and warned her never to contact them again. She was left homeless and with just $20 in her pocket until a friend stepped in and set up a GoFundMe account which soon raised $100,000.
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