when my aunt found out I was gay she came to my room and called me a sissy and I told her that if she ever disrespected me again I would steal her dentures and destroy them so she could never smile again
when my aunt found out I was gay she came to my room and called me a sissy and I told her that if she ever disrespected me again I would steal her dentures and destroy them so she could never smile again
when my aunt found out I was gay she came to my room and called me a sissy and I told her that if she ever disrespected me again I would steal her dentures and destroy them so she could never smile again
None yet, I'm not a lesbian but my brother is Gay, Some of them say a lot of homophobic things & I always check em, but they don't treat him any different, if they do I'll nvr talk to em.
nobody yet because i haven't "truly" come out (it's complicated), but i'm certain that i won't be allowed to ever talk to any of my family ever again if i do tell them.
None. It's made it awkward with some relatives though, and there's an obvious barrier there because of it - you can just tell some are uncomfortable with it; even if they say they're accepting/don't say anything lol
I'm quite lucky in the sense that I didn't really lose anyone after coming out, but my dad and I drifted a lot and now we barely have any contact with one another. However, I think it stemmed from a couple of other factors too, not just me being gay. My family, particularly my mum's side, have always been supportive and welcoming.
I'm incredibly fortunate that literally every single member of my family was 100% fine with it and I'm just as close with them all as I've ever been. Whenever I go home and visit my parents, or grandparents, or cousins etc. they are always asking me if I have a boyfriend yet.
omg I'm so so sorry
