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Select all that apply.Children with disabilities who live at home with their families may be prevented from expressing same-sex desires by homophobic relatives because...relatives may fail to recognize them as desires because of their child's alleged asexualitythey do not believe in homosexualitythe child is asexualthey are in denial of their own same-sex sexual desiresrelatives may read such desires as symptoms of their child's impairment
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