This is far far more complicated than what you express.
My two year old doesn't have a hateful bone in her body and loves my fiancé as much as she loves me.
My 8 year old goes back and forth. Sometimes she is "okay" with my SO and I and other times she says it's weird or creepy.
The other night she wrote a message with her little sister's bathtub crayons that said, "Mom for sale." When I asked her what it was about she said it was because she didn't like us kissing. She said that two girls kissing is just weird.
Her Dad is not the most gay friendly individual and I don't know what is said at his house, but I truly am at a loss.
4a. I'm bisexual, and you know this. Or you're just not very observant.
I am trying to get her to read some books from.the local library that are lgbt related and her reading level. Truth be told there isn't much to choose from... I want to teach her acceptance, but I'm at a loss as to how to make an 8 year old understand that love is love... Suggestions?
Again, you are trying to shoehorn a complicated situation with a complicated 8 year old into a singular issue, and furthermore are frustrated because she doesn't share the same idol worshiping allure of your SO that you do. In time, our 8 year old will make her own determination on who she chooses to love and accept in her life. We are to support her in her own decision making. Our 8 year old isn't struggling to learn acceptance because you're in a same sex relationship. She's struggling to learn acceptance because she is still adjusting to all the changes that has happened over the past ~year.
You know I know your reddit name. Don't expect me remain quiet when you bring up bs on a public internet forum.