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nervously: I’m gay

mom: girl, you came out of a closet with no door

flapeybird Report

Final score:

320points

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Carmen Sandiego 3 years ago

I like your mom!

100points

"Hey Dad... Umm, im Gay"

"Hi Gay, Im Dad, and i Support your choices"

mr_lamphartus Report

Final score:

309points

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Eva the Egg 3 years ago

YAAAAAAS 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈 Best dad joke EVER!!

115points

Even though there has been significant progress made to protect LGBTQ+ people in recent decades (and as recently as the start of this year in the US), there is still much work to be done.

Robbie de Santos, the Director of Communications and External Affairs at ‘Stonewall,’ told Bored Panda that Pride Month allows all of us to show our support for the LGBTQ+ community, no matter what part of the world we live in.

“Pride is an opportunity for all of us to come together in celebration, protest, and solidarity with lesbian, gay, bi, and trans communities all over the world,” de Santos said.

My dad's "I also like women" has to be my favourite.

FreyaAthena Report

Final score:

288points

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Eva the Egg 3 years ago

Awwwwww hilarious~

62points

My sister: Yay, I always wanted a gay brother!

Me: You realize that you always had one, right? I'm not suddenly going to change my personality and enjoy shopping with you.

Her: Awww.

Gneissisnice Report

Final score:

268points

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Lauren Caswell 3 years ago

Lol!

76points

I was sitting at the table, surrounded by my uncle, his pastor, my brothers, and the funeral director, arranging my father's service.

We were collaborating on the obituary. My family is incredibly southern; I did not grow up in contact with my father's side.

Around the table we go: survived by brother James, sister Phyllis, sons Charles and Matthew, daughter Erin... oh, what was your husband's name?

Now, my uncle had made a beautiful effort to get to know me as my father got sick and deteriorated. He asked after my family, my kids, my mom. When he made reference to my marriage, I let him make assumptions about gender just to avoid complications.

Everything crystallized in that moment over the obit.

"What's your husband's name?"

"...Stephanie."

Pastor didn't miss a beat, neither did funeral director. My brothers tell me that my uncle's head shot up in complete shock.

Whatever he worked out for himself between that look and the time I was ready to check for a reaction, I will never know. But when I looked up for myself, he was smiling at me. He looked at me warmly and mouthed, "Not a problem."

I have a wonderful uncle.

erinkjean Report

Final score:

226points

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Mazer 3 years ago

Heartwarmingly beautiful

44points

El muerto 3 years ago

it is a shocking way to learn about it...mostly because of the circumstances...but that's also how most family thing come to light

8points

Alex Luiz 3 years ago

I had to read that twice because it was so lovely.

3points

Mindy Eveleth Janiske 3 years ago

you have a wonderful supportive family

0points

Ryan Michael 3 years ago

Yes you do

0points

René Kok 3 years ago

Did your father know? Maybe he told your uncle?

0points

Vicky Zar 3 years ago

His head would not have shot up in shock, would it now? ;)

5points

Rissie 3 years ago

Next time, don't underestimate a person and be honest in that first conversation. You underestimated your uncle.

0points

Vicky Zar 3 years ago

Yeah, well, with some people this can be a huge mistake

10points

Rocky Mom 3 years ago

They did nothing wrong. Everything is on our own terms, not what others expect.

1point

Edison Lima 1 week ago

She said she wasn't close to him.

0points

cassiushumanmother 3 years ago

"brother James, sister Phyllis, sons Charles and Matthew, daughter Erin". Hello sis Phyllis!

-2points

Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 3 years ago

Is a name that's mostly with boys so terrible when its a girl?

0points

PM_YOUR_LOWHANGERS Report

“All lesbian, gay, bi, trans, and queer people should be able to thrive as themselves, but in 2021, LGBTQ+ people are still being held back because of who we are,” de Santos from ‘Stonewall’ noted that the fight is far from over despite some progress having been painstakingly made over the years.

“For some LGBTQ+ people, these harms are particularly acute, and we need to stand together against all discrimination that holds our communities back, from racism to ableism, misogyny to classism,” he said, highlighting the importance of Pride Month in all of our lives.

Best story:
Me to grandma: gramma, you should probably hear from me first before blabbermouth aunt says it for me... I’m gay.
Gramma: Yeah, I figured, but I wanted you to tell me rather than ask... just like that interesting “vase” you keep on your patio which I know obviously isn’t a “vase.” (It was a bong and I lied.) Gramma was the best... I miss you gramma.)

Final score:

219points

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Purr·maid 3 years ago

𝙰𝚠𝚎𝚜𝚘𝚖𝚎 𝙶𝚛𝚊𝚖𝚖𝚊!

53points

Best- told my best friend. Cried. She stayed the night, we had pizza, drinks and watched a film. She slept in my bed, just like she did before. Nothing changed

moonchild_86 Report

Final score:

209points

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Priscilla Reshell 3 years ago

Nothing will ever change

58points

Told my mom I was bisexual. Her reaction:

"Honey, you told me you were dating a guy months ago."

Completely forgot I did that.

YourLemonMaker Report

Final score:

196points

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Alex the awful German 3 years ago

ok, it still counts then

36points

“That’s why this Pride season, it’s important to come together—in our communities, in our schools, workplaces, online and on the streets—to celebrate who we are, celebrate how far we’ve come, and fight for the freedom, equity and potential of every single one of us. At Stonewall, we’ll continue to fight until every lesbian, gay, bi, trans, and queer person is free to be themselves, wherever they are,” de Santos reiterated ‘Stonewall’s’ unwavering support for the LGBTQ community.

#10

Me to my mother: “Ma, I like this girl in school”

Mother: “You remember Theresa? We’re dating”

Me: 👁👄👁

WriteALetter94 Report

Final score:

195points

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Natalie Bohrteller 3 years ago

When mommy steals the show :D

104points

#11

Best reaction was seeing my brother the day after I came out on Facebook. I asked him, carefully, if he'd seen the post.

"I did!" He said cheerfully. "That's okay, I like girls, too! Especially this one!" And kissed his wife.

Daaeleira Report

Final score:

184points

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Carmen Sandiego 3 years ago

Aww!

45points

#12

My sister was the best, just because I was so worried on how she would respond. When I told her, her response was, "Cool. Do you know when mom is going to get more snacks?"

logicbeans Report

Final score:

169points

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Eva the Egg 3 years ago

Lmaoo shes so chill about it

57points

#13

Late to the party, but the best was a friend of mine who I drunkenly told because in my head, it was a good idea to tell him simply because we played football together and got changed together. Honestly, I think I was just looking for acceptance from someone because I was nervous what the other guys might think in the locker room if they knew I was bi. I told him, then floundered a bit about not being attracted to him and whatever, at which point, he put his hand on my shoulder, looked me dead in the eye and said: "Tijo, don't worry mate, I'll still happily whip my cock out in front of you, doesn't bother me." We talked for a while after, but he was the most supportive person ever.

TijoWasik Report

Final score:

168points

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MrOwlAteMyMetalWorm. 3 years ago

Bruh.

50points

#14

My mom was shocked and the first thing she said as she started bawling was “Oh no! And your father and I made you play rough sports!”

Forrest_mump Report

Final score:

162points

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Vicky Zar 3 years ago

I assume this is supposed to be a good story, so his Mom now regrets to making him do rough sports. Thats kinda nice

43points

Physical_Implement_6 Report

#15

Me: sudden epiphany while drunkenly chattering with my bff Oh holy s**t. I think I might be gay

Bff: Well no shit sherlock. About damn time you figured it out. You owe me 50$. I bet on you figuring it out 8 years ago.

(Found out my friends had started a pool a decade earlier)

Final score:

162points

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Wistiti 3 years ago

When they see you but you have a hard time looking in the mirror.... and they wait patiently.

77points

#16

I nervously sent my sister a meme about being bisexual. Her response was "same". Funniest waste of adrenaline ever, ngl.

ohmanmytacos Report

Final score:

159points

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denzoren 3 years ago

Hahaha....this is awesome!

31points

#17

Best was my mother who replied with and I quote "I know. I knew since you were little. I just waited until you came to me after confirming it for yourself." She then proceeded to threaten my religious extended family that if they said a word to me about my sexuality that there would be hell. She is very protective and none of them say a word to this day.

InnuendoParty Report

Final score:

157points

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Vicky Zar 3 years ago

This is how a Mom should be!

67points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#18

My sister, she just laughed and went “cool! Why don’t you dress better?”

whateverathrowaway00 Report

Final score:

136points

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Mihai Mara 3 years ago

Bwuahahaha!

57points

#19

I don't remember a specific coming out moment with my family, but I remember talking to my brother and dad about liking girls when I was a teenager. And my brother asking if I remembered being like 9 years old and telling everyone I wanted to marry my friend Mia. That's when I realized my closet door had pretty much been wide open all along.

rmp2020 Report

Final score:

136points

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River Webb 3 years ago

the closet never existed lol

49points

#20

I hadn't told a few friends about my boyfriend and when i did... "dude i know you've been drooling over him for months" man that was hilarious

residentevilnerd Report

Final score:

127points

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Tee Witt 3 years ago

What a relief when you think people may turn against you and they already know or just accept, fine, OK

6points

#21

Upon telling my (pretty laddish, older bachelor) best mate I’m bi: “Truth be told I’m a little gay for you too.”

Bless him.

icallshenannigans Report

Final score:

117points

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Emma Byrne 3 years ago

Well, did you guys give it a go?

55points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#22

When I first started coming out to my friends, it was too difficult to say "I'm gay". First time, I said that "I'm like Edwin", who was another gay guy. Second time, I said "I'm not straight". I then joked about how it was starting to get easier to tell people, and that "not straight" was progress, to which my friend joked that next time I'll tell someone I'm "not not gay".

Well, fast forward a year with a new roommate, and the topic came up. Took the opportunity and I told him "Matt, I'm not not gay". He shrugged, looked sorta confused, then said, "soooo, you're bi?"

I just started telling people I was gay after that.

mdawg93ification Report

Final score:

100points

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Mazer 3 years ago

Straightforward is less confusing. But hey your process is your process and I’m glad you’re in a better place

36points

#23

My dad didn't say much, but his neutral acceptance coincidentally broke down a lot of walls we had when I was growing up. We got to know one another a lot more once I felt free of my secret. Love him times a million.

QuietPeanuts Report

Final score:

100points

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earringnut 3 years ago

I'm not crying...

23points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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French Diver’s “Jewels” In Tight Swimming Trunks Become Talk Of The Town At Olympics

#24

Best reaction: My guy friend responding with "same", when I told him I felt attracted to girls. Then he asked me where I wanted to eat lunch. It was amazingly casual.

yeeet333 Report

Final score:

95points

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Layla Ben Romdhane 3 years ago

This is sweet I want that

26points

#25

My sisters and I were in my apartments swimming pool and I came out as Bisexual to them (Now identify as Pansexual). They said (and I quote) "Cool, we should have pizza now". I love that they cared but it wasn't a huge deal.

Bry12390 Report

Final score:

88points

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Okasan Willis 3 years ago

My daughter said she was pan and I asked Revere ware or cast iron. We both go years laughing so hard

10points

#26

The best I've ever gotten was a round of applause from every single member of my family after 2 years of telling me I'm gay and me denying it....thanks family, now I realize myself

ULQUI_BOI Report

Final score:

86points

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Mindy Eveleth Janiske 3 years ago

that's a new one, that someone tells someone else their sexuality and they don't believe it. LOL Glad it worked out

10points

#27

My girlfriend told me she was bisexual, and my immediate response was, and I quote: “B***h, who do you think you’re talking to? Someone who gives a s**t?”

Her horror and relief, and the resulting laugh at this, absolutely made my day.

kp012202 Report

Final score:

84points

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Eva the Egg 3 years ago

Bahahahaha so wholesome

22points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

#28

"Well that's 2 out of 4, and we all know your sister is going to turn out gay so there's only one hope of straightness in this house" Not exact phrasing but you get the point.

Amyames42 Report

Final score:

80points

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Marcellus the Third 3 years ago

"In this house"... so the parents... ?

19points

#29

When I came out to one of my close friends she just said “really? Same”

Questtion_ Report

Final score:

73points

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Jiska Veldhuizen 3 years ago

Came out as gay to my mom through a letter. She started crying and I am like 'are you sad?'' 'Mom: Yes I am because I wish you told me sooner. I will always love you no matter what'' And my 80 year old grandfather when I told him ''Honey I am extremely openminded, in the 60s your moms babysitters were gay too and I loved them. You can date whoever you want, girls guys or a goat for my sake haha.

62points

#30

Bi dude here.

Came out to a bunch of friends on a bus trip. They were all totally cool with it, gave me a couple fist bumps and honestly didn't care which was pretty much just what I wanted

AV8ORboi Report

Final score:

73points

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Mindy Eveleth Janiske 3 years ago

cool friends

8points

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GirlFriday 3 years ago

When my brother came out to my family at a family dinner, my mother turned to him and said, "This does not get you out of the dishes. It is still your turn to clear the table and wash up." Then my father reminded everyone of the "family rule" about no serious relationships until the family has met the person and demanded that my brother produce the boyfriend on Sunday for dinner. The next Sunday, the boyfriend showed up and hung out with us. He was a nice guy. The relationship didn't last, but now the brother is married to a wonderful man who I consider my brother and my parents consider their 13th son. They have two beautiful little demons that I love dearly and I couldn't be happier for them. I have always respected my parents for this. They were kicked out of their church for not disowning their son when he came out as gay. They chose their son over their church and never looked back.

35points

Easily Excitable Panda 3 years ago

Good for your parents! If your church doesn't accept your children, find another church, or do without. It breaks my heart that so many parents make the opposite decision.

16points

Nicole Blomkamp 3 years ago

I'm straight but man I long for the time that petty people don't judge people for who they are and what they identify with.

24points

A Parker 3 years ago

All three of my kids came out to me at about the same age range (12 to 14), and all three have been met with a version of "Cool, cool... now go finish your homework." I got their backs, always and forever ;)

13points

Maryse Faucher 3 years ago

My oldest came out as asexual / aromatic also at that age, youngest too ( she 15 so it might or not change). The deal was I will do my best to keep the family out of the love questions. I raised both of them with the love is love stuff, you fall in love with a human not what's in the pants

8points

Tiny Dog 3 years ago

My (gay) daughter’s bunny loves chilling in her closet when she’s in school. I keep saying, “This is an accepting household. Your bunny is welcome to come out of the closet, if she chooses to do so.”

8points

Rakjell Hanwell 3 years ago

When I came out as trans to one of my friends, I apparently was a bit too ominous at first. When I finally had said my piece she just replied: "Thank god! I thought you had cancer or something! Don't scare me by announcing 'big changes'!" When I later told her, that I was dating my boyfriend, she jokingly said:"No fair! You already have a nice guy when you look into the mirror!"

7points

Bow, I’m a Slytherclaw 3 years ago

I wish my coming out could’ve been like this lol. Happy pride month 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

6points

Dark Pearl 3 years ago

I was never in the closet. I was in the cupboard with all the pans.

6points

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Thirty years or so ago, a casual acquaintance in college sat me down very seriously and said, "I wanted you to know... I'm gay." And I said, "yeah, and?" .... Turned out he went abroad, figured himself out, came back, and didn't realize he was the last to know.

6points

Axolotl King 3 years ago

Me reading this article resulted in me coming out to my uncle

5points

Axolotl King 3 years ago

He was asking what I was doing on my phone and joked that I was texting my boyfriends, and I said I was on Bored Panda and explained what the app was and gave him a few examples of articles, including this one, and he said "You're not planning on coming out right?" And I said no, and he said "You're not gay, right?" And I was just kinda quiet and then started laughing. Then he said "That's the laugh that says 'I have boyfriends'" and I said "That's the laugh that says everyone keeps joking about me having boyfriends when I want a girlfriend"

7points

Chillace 3 years ago

I just recently came out as ace to my aunt. we were talking about my moms lego pride set, then i told her my mom keeps covering up my ace flag with her pan flag. i then told her im ace. she just nodded her head then we talked about pkemon

5points

$copper-fractions avatar$

Tiny Dynamine 3 years ago

The day when one's sexuality is an issue to no-one can't come soon enough.

5points

Mihai Mara 3 years ago

Beautiful stories. It just shows you how you imagine the worst scenario when telling others a secret / private information about yourself and the actual cool and simple reaction they actually have. I'm happy for the persons who wrote these stories, I know many others haven't got the same support from their families.

5points

pusheen buttercup 3 years ago

My parents spent years telling me if I were gay it'd be fine :) but once I told them, shouting ensued. I am happy for all these good stories though, I wouldn't wish how mine went on anyone.

5points

Michelle M 3 years ago

I feel like people are becoming more accepting and open-minded about sexuality.

4points

Bender Bending Rodríguez 3 years ago

Not soon enough but it sure is a step in right direction.

5points

James016 3 years ago

It's great there are so many "non-reactions". Nothing has changed for the friends and family of the people who have come out.

3points

Zadie the Swiftie 3 years ago

I just don't know how my parents will react...

2points

Kristal 3 years ago

My best friend came out to me (I was happy she found herself) and a few month later she forgot and told me again lol. I'm going to chalk it up to that my reaction was so completely chill, she forgot her first 'coming out'

2points

InfectedVoice 3 years ago

My cousin came out when he was 18, he told me and I think my response was "no s**t, I've known since you were about 4 mate, doesn't change a thing, I still hate you" and we went and got absolutely s**t-faced in the pub.

2points

A Something 1 year ago

My bro just text me ‘sib owes you £50 on the bet’ I asked which bet he meant and he said him being gay. Said yep, known years bro just remember long as it isn’t, animals, children, people against their will or the dead, it’s all cool with me

0points

labaguette🥖️‍🥖️‍ 3 years ago

To everybody that is LGTBQIA+: I think you are amazing! And valid! And you don’t know me but I reckon you are a pretty awesome person and anybody who says otherwise is probably jealous at how strong you are. Have a great queer day!

2points

Viviane 3 years ago

labaguette, have yourself an awesome day, too! And many more! :)

3points

Penny Fan 3 years ago

A housemate came out to me years ago in college and then got mad at me because I was too laid back about it :(

2points

Viviane 3 years ago

I'm not sure what they were looking for, beyond acceptance.

2points

Stormapotamus 3 years ago

I told my mom I was bi on my 23rd birthday at dinner, and she was like, "obviously, remember Joanna" And then I remembered my first kiss was with a girl, and she caught me. hahaha totally forgot.

1point

Catherine Kane 3 years ago

my poor niece built up her courage to come out to her uncle and I we're ren faire people and have friends with an assortment of orientations and arrangements, so we paused a moment and then calmly said "Ok. we're ok with that and we love you anyway" was a waste of stomach acid on her part

1point

Jackie Porter 3 years ago

I've had a couple of friends come out to me over the years. My reaction is usually 'Ok, thanks for trusting me but nothing will change, you're still my friend. Now where do you want to go for dinner?'

0points

Wylies Cakes 3 years ago

Awwww

0points

CanadianaKa 3 years ago

My fave was my old roomie coming out to me as post-op transgender (and this was in the mid '90s). My response was "Cool. Please pass the salt." 26 years later, she and her partner STILL tell people that story.... (As, clearly, so do I.) Honestly, I didn't really care - I was hungry and wanted my fries and who gives a hoot in hell what she used to look like? I never knew her that way so it's irrelevant.

0points

Helenium 3 years ago

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Viviane 3 years ago (edited)

It would be nice if there weren't closets. There are still prejudiced people, so we're still having this conversation. So I'm not knocking coming-out stories. Besides, if someone was involved with someone, wouldn't anyone want to use the right term and pronoun for their better half?

2points

Anne 3 years ago

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Evil Little Thing 3 years ago

Pedophilia is not a sexual orientation, and should not be conflated with LGBTQ+

10points

elStiJneriNO 3 years ago

so still closets?

3points

Viviane 3 years ago (edited)

Anne, that ended sounding as if you either think all LGBTQIA+ people are pedophiles or as if you think being LGBTQIA+ is contagious and you are terrified that your children will catch it. Are you sure you want to sound like someone who's going to throw out their own kid for being LGBTQIA+? Please think about it - if none of your children are LGBTQIA+, a close friend of theirs could be. Would you really want to break up that friendship?

2points

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GirlFriday 3 years ago

35points

Easily Excitable Panda 3 years ago

Good for your parents! If your church doesn't accept your children, find another church, or do without. It breaks my heart that so many parents make the opposite decision.

16points

Nicole Blomkamp 3 years ago

I'm straight but man I long for the time that petty people don't judge people for who they are and what they identify with.

24points

A Parker 3 years ago

13points

Maryse Faucher 3 years ago

8points

Tiny Dog 3 years ago

8points

Rakjell Hanwell 3 years ago

7points

Bow, I’m a Slytherclaw 3 years ago

I wish my coming out could’ve been like this lol. Happy pride month 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

6points

Dark Pearl 3 years ago

I was never in the closet. I was in the cupboard with all the pans.

6points

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

6points

Axolotl King 3 years ago

Me reading this article resulted in me coming out to my uncle

5points

Axolotl King 3 years ago

7points

Chillace 3 years ago

5points

$copper-fractions avatar$

Tiny Dynamine 3 years ago

The day when one's sexuality is an issue to no-one can't come soon enough.

5points

Mihai Mara 3 years ago

5points

pusheen buttercup 3 years ago

My parents spent years telling me if I were gay it'd be fine :) but once I told them, shouting ensued. I am happy for all these good stories though, I wouldn't wish how mine went on anyone.

5points

Michelle M 3 years ago

I feel like people are becoming more accepting and open-minded about sexuality.

4points

Bender Bending Rodríguez 3 years ago

Not soon enough but it sure is a step in right direction.

5points

James016 3 years ago

It's great there are so many "non-reactions". Nothing has changed for the friends and family of the people who have come out.

3points

Zadie the Swiftie 3 years ago

I just don't know how my parents will react...

2points

Kristal 3 years ago

2points

InfectedVoice 3 years ago

2points

A Something 1 year ago

0points

labaguette🥖️‍🥖️‍ 3 years ago

2points

Viviane 3 years ago

labaguette, have yourself an awesome day, too! And many more! :)

3points

Penny Fan 3 years ago

A housemate came out to me years ago in college and then got mad at me because I was too laid back about it :(

2points

Viviane 3 years ago

I'm not sure what they were looking for, beyond acceptance.

2points

Stormapotamus 3 years ago

I told my mom I was bi on my 23rd birthday at dinner, and she was like, "obviously, remember Joanna" And then I remembered my first kiss was with a girl, and she caught me. hahaha totally forgot.

1point

Catherine Kane 3 years ago

1point

Jackie Porter 3 years ago

0points

Wylies Cakes 3 years ago

Awwww

0points

CanadianaKa 3 years ago

0points

Helenium 3 years ago

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Viviane 3 years ago (edited)

2points

Anne 3 years ago

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Evil Little Thing 3 years ago

Pedophilia is not a sexual orientation, and should not be conflated with LGBTQ+

10points