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Always wondered this, i've watched à few youtubers reveal they are gay/lesbian and their expérience of coming out to their friends and parents. I've never experienced this, because i think i am straight, but not 100% sure, though it would probably be nerve wrecking to come out. How was you expérience? if you want to share

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I'm bisexual. Yes it would be hard. I'm never coming out to my parents, even if my parents are on their death bed or I'm on mine before them. My dad's super homophobic and would more than likely put me through that gay therapy shit. My mother's not homophobic but she can't keep secrets; she always feels the need to share everything with my dad and her friends.

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Always wondered this, i've watched à few youtubers reveal they are gay/lesbian and their expérience of coming out to their friends and parents. I've never experienced this, because i think i am straight, but not 100% sure, though it would probably be nerve wrecking to come out. How was you expérience? if you want to share

 

I haven't came out yet, but I think my parents know already. Especially my mom  :lol: .

 

The only person I'll have trouble coming out to is my Dad though, he gives dat cash each week cause I do such a good job at school  :happy: .

He probably wouldn't like me being gay, but the only types of gays he despises are the ones who are really flamboyant and feminine.

(I'm kind of like that but w/e.)

 

 

I'll come out to my family senior year of HS or when I get a boyfriend IDK. 

I still need to plan this out  :lol: .

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Well in an interesting twist, my sister already came out to them, so I feel like if I ever came out as well, they'd be even more disappointed that both of their kids were gay :/ It's a weird situation, so I'm probably never gonna tell them.

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i asked my mother what she'd do if i was lesbian cuz i was curious and she said "I'll still love you, but your dad will most likely kick you out of the house and disown you" so yeah..

 

So Sorry to hear ;'( its always thé hardest to hear that (though i wont know or probably never know how you must have felt)

Hopefully when you're ready and think its time to be honest and move out (when older)??

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yes and i am glad i don't have to go through that

i thought my dad was accepting until he said that sam smith didn't really need to kind of tell people that he was gay at the grammys

and my mom has always been incredibly homophobic but of course she denies that she is every time

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So Sorry to hear ;'( its always thé hardest to hear that (though i wont know or probably never know how you must have felt)

Hopefully when you're ready and think its time to be honest and move out (when older)??

i'm not lesbian ^^'

i was just curious to see if my mum would be okay with it 

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My mom was talking to one of her friends on the phone once and pretty much said that if one of her kids was dating someone of the same gender then she'd disown them, so... I don't think I'll be telling either of my parents that I'm bi unless I meet a girl I love who loves me in return and it becomes necessary. The rest of my relatives are no better for the most part, although I think my brother wouldn't be bothered for some reason.

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Um... I'm still trying to figure out if I'm asexual or not, sexuality as a whole can be very confusing or difficult for some people. And I'm very shy and private so even when I figure myself out, I don't know if I would ever formally come out to my mom.

My sister is openly bisexual and the only thing awkward is that we dont really talk about sex in my family, but my mom is still very accepting. Occasionally my mom says something that sounds a bit biphobic, but I honestly think it's because she doesn't really know she is. So since she doesn't really understand when she says something biphobic, I don't think she'd understand asexuality. And I can't tell how accepting my sister is because every time we talk about dating, or the word asexual is even mentioned, she always mentions how weird it is.

 

The only real worries I've ever had was a friend that said bisexual people are just greedy and need to choose. That was pretty awkward and scary to know someone close to me could think like that when I'm trying to figure out who I am.

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