<human>: We are a lesbian couple with our son, who honestly good not ask for a better kid. He studies hard, he is honest and he just has a good heart. 

Everyday after school he comes home and he studies. He spends 2-3 hours a night on homework/studying and we are exaggerating. 

Our son Harry is also athletically gifted. He is really good at Football, he loves the game. Every time there is a game on with the Baltimore Ravens he begs for money so he can go watch the game at the stadium. 

Last year was not a good year for him, in one of this games he suffered a concussion and it was a pretty bad one. Myself and my partner were not there when it happened, which we regret very much. Parents worse nightmare is their kid getting hurt and not being there or, just them being hurt in general. 

His first game back we went to go see, he was tackled and somehow managed to really badly injure his shoulder. He needed surgery on it and the past last months have been rough for all of us. 

The doctor told us that he can play football although he would not recommend it. 

We just think that with his concussion and his shoulder injury that's 2 injury's in a short time spand. We decided for his health that we don't want him playing football any more.  

He is out with his friends and due back any minute from the mall. How do we go about telling him this, in a way that does not make him hate us.

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<bot>: How do we go about telling our son we don't want him playing football any more, due to past injury's?