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Blog Last Activity 11 years ago 433 views 4 comments
How did your mother/father react when you came out. How did other family members react? If you are uncomfortable telling in a blog, you can email me also.
I know its a very personal subject but I was just wondering. Did they react the way you thought they would? I imagine telling my mother sometimes but I know it would change our relationship for the worst. I like our relationship the way it is now. I am bisexual but I have heard family members say its impossible to be bi, you have to like one or the other. Plus my brothers are dicks already. If they knew,it would be worse. We used to be close as kids but we are total opposites, he smokes- I hate smoke, He likes rap- I hate it,etc etc. Actually all of my siblings and my mother have went through a lot of bad stuff. Especially in my childhood. Ive told a few people,never any family members. Its just that when ever I bring up the past, my mom acts as if wasnt a big deal. I love my mother to death, she is amazing and these past two years our bond has grown a lot. Part of me just hates the fact that she didnt do more to better protect us as kids. I dont understand why. I mean, as a parent, isnt it your job to protect your kids. To protect them from abuse,verbal abuse, physical abuse, emotional abuse. As a kid, my parents were divorced, but neither of them were good at showing and speaking their emotions. Their parents never did it and so they didnt either. I dont think they did it intentionally they just didnt know what it was like to do that. They didnt notice that they werent even doing it. My siblings seem to have erased the last 17 years from their head. They never talk about it. Everything that has happened has made me paranoid about everything. If I ever have kids I don't know what I would do. I don't think I would trust anyone to watch them other than me. Not that they would intentionally harm my kid,its just in my head I am always like what if. I guess its because I know if I did have a kid,and if anyone were to hurt or disrespect them, I believe I would go off. I guess I am scared of me not being able to protect them from the world. So many people do horrible things to kids and it terrifies me. Me and an old gf were engaged when we found out she cold not have kids. It was ok with me. I told her we cold always adopt. All that matters is your love that you have to give. She ended up talking to her mom about it. Her mom told her not to do it because she would never accept someone who wasnt blood related. But if you knew your daughter couldnt have kids and wanted them, wouldnt ou at least want her to be happy?
Enough of my rant, I have went off on several different things here but it wouldnt be oe of my blogs if I didn't - Danny

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11 years ago

Now I'm looking forward to chatting with u even more Danny. Our circumstances are similar in some ways. Thomas and Johnny are very wise friends and have given excellent advise. I agree with them both. We'll chat soon I hope. (((hugs))) :Dennis

11 years ago

Coming out to our parents, is one of the most difficult things. And there are great generational differences that go into it. For me, my parents visited every place my partner and lived. We never had more than one bedroom or one bed. But nothing was ever said. Now, since I am a tad bit older than most on here, My parents were of a generation that didn't talk about such things. But, I decided it needed to done. So after 13 years with my partner, multiple visits from my parents, I just told my Mother on the phone since they lived out of state. Her answer...I have always known..since you were a little boy....So in the end it wasn't the big deal I worried about...and at the same time, I was a little pissed off that she had never made it easier to talk about it.

But everyone's story will be different. Religion, age, education levels, all play a part in how it will go. I tend to agree with Johnny, that doing it when you are independent is safer...I work with our local LGBT center and 35% of the youth in our programs, came out and now have no permanent home. They are referred to as coach surfers.

11 years ago

To tell the Gods honest truth both my parents are dead and I never told either of them that I was Bi. I have no other family so I guess I dont really have to come out. My sexuality is a private thing to me. I dont wear it on my T-shirt nor I march at rallys if I hook up with a guy cool if I hook up with a girl cool If I hook up with a couple awsome! If we are just talking or meeting as friends its frankly none of your business what I do with my dick.

JohnnyBoy20012
11 years ago

Well I think coming out could be the hardest part right now. I for one would want you to wait till your moved out and living on your own just to be on the safe side. As for me that is what I am going to do since my mom and dad are the super religious type and always brings up that gay people worship the devil. That is my only reason since they most likely kick me out of the house. I would have no were to go or even the resources to look for a job since most places require you to apply online. I just hope they do accept me for who I am and not who they want me to be. Danny I should be online tomorrow well since it is 12:30am now I should be online around mid- afternoon.