[Thomasuxx]

I don't really know tbh

[theo.]

Yep.

[Lucas32]

I don't think so
I never heard them say anything against gays but then again we have no gay family member so the topic never came up.But I'm pretty sure they aren't .In fact I only met one homophobic person in my whole life, he was in my class from 8th - 10th grade and pretty pathetic,sexist and racist.

[Chickenchiki]

No, my mom is just like me. She loves gay people and most of her friends are gay. My aunt (my mom's youngest sister) is a lesbian and she was kinda worried at first but not anymore.
My dad jokes about it, but he doesn't hate gay people.

[Genocide]

Originally posted by ZachM

I see what you're saying. And I'm not saying everyone's gotta discuss their sex lives with their parents, but being open about sex encourages healthy sexual activity and none of the sneaking around or stress that comes with hiding it.
Also I'm not saying you're **** shaming (or whatever people call it) but there is nothing wrong with sleeping with people as long as you're safe! lol. Which, I'm not saying I do that either. I don't, I went through a phase where I did but I'm over it now. Talking with Mom about it eased a lot of worry she had as well. Don't get it twisted! She cares, she just wasn't gonna stop me bc I was 17 going on 18 etc etc

Yea, I can see where you're coming from. I'm sure you're correct(haven't even tried it myself..so I'll wait till I'm older and the deed is done).

I don't have a problem with people sleeping around - the only thing that gets under my skin is when that makes people become unfaithful to their partner/bf/gf/whomever that pisses me the **** off. If you(not directly @ you) want to do that, then don't get in a relationship .

[@TEAMFOXYDONDIVA]

Yes both of them

[ZachM]

Originally posted by Genocide

Yea, I can see where you're coming from. I'm sure you're correct(haven't even tried it myself..so I'll wait till I'm older and the deed is done).

I don't have a problem with people sleeping around - the only thing that gets under my skin is when that makes people become unfaithful to their partner/bf/gf/whomever that pisses me the **** off. If you(not directly @ you) want to do that, then don't get in a relationship .

Ah-greed! Definitely never okay to cheat. That is an extremely unsafe sex practice.

[NeverSincerely]

100% sure my step-mom is homophobic. She's highly religious and a bigot so she has a problem with anybody who doesn't follow the ways of the bible, while she doesn't follow them herself.

My dad I'm not so sure about. I haven't heard him ever talk about gay people, or comment on homosexuality. He's very religious as well, but I'd like to think he's very tolerant. So while he most likely doesn't approve of homosexuality, I don't think he'd be hostile or rude to anyone who is since he's an accepting person.

[Party And Bull]

No, my moms not homophobic. She accepts me for who I am, however she doesn't express her support to the fullest like a parent should.

[-Lewymocha-]

#oop... I forgot to say in this thread that I was trolling with my response

Both my parents are loving, nurturing and accepting. I've been out to them for 2 years now!

[Early_Mornin]

My dad is kinda ignorant. My mom doesn't mind.

[TrueBlood]

Originally posted by Early_Mornin

My dad is kinda ignorant. My mom doesn't mind.

The same, basically.

[Liana]

I don't even know & I can't tell

[Exotic]

Yeah, but they'll never admit it.

[XIAN]

nope
but before i came out i made sure to have some dirt on them to drag them to the pits if they pulled any religious ********

[Joyride]

I don't think they are BUT my dad tried to drag me with some ignorant **** a few days ago he said "why can't you be normal like every other teenager, why do you always have to be worried about "dresses, make up & high heels" I don't think they really understand what being a homosexual is, I'm sure they think I'm transgender even tho I'm not.

And all I said "I was bullied 8 years during school and you're doing the same" and they started crying so...

[K$Animal]

Originally posted by Joaquin Ignacio

I don't think they are BUT my dad tried to drag me with some ignorant **** a few days ago he said "why can't you be normal like every other teenager, why do you always have to be worried about "dresses, make up & high heels" I don't think they really understand what being a homosexual is, I'm sure they think I'm transgender even tho I'm not.

And all I said "I was bullied 8 years during school and you're doing the same" and they started crying so...

Next time drag them for FILTH so they won't do it again

[pika]

Originally posted by Ichinaru19

I'd thought I'd make this post because I never actually talked about it to anyone but DX. So this is my first time actually telling anyone but I'm gay and even typing this is already really hard :|.... I just thought the first step I would need to take is to actually talk about it online because if I can't do this then how will I ever be able to my parents and everyone else. Actually while typing this I found this extremely hard to type but now the words are flowing smoothly :O. Sooooooooo my parents are not homophobic but I'm not sure whether my dad would care or not. Both of my parents liked Adam Lambert and my parents joke about my dad being gay XD....... But sometimes my dad makes comments that makes me sad :P..... My mom wouldn't care thought I'm sure but if she did I think I would be devastated because she has always been the one there for me when I had troubles :O. Actually I did talk to my mom about me being possibly gay when I was a freshman in high school, but I asked why I don't like girls DX and I cried XD...... I'm pretty sure if I came out now though my family wouldn't be really shocked because my jackass brothers have always teased me about liking girls V_V............ So yep thats my story and I'm really glad that I can finally share it with you guys instead of me always talking to my self about it. Also Id like to thank all you guys because reading your posts on ATRL about this aubject always brightens me up

EDIT: I also just wanted to add the fact that I never talked about it on here because I was always scared someone from my life would somehow find out but w/eeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Thanks for sharing that with us. I was in the same boat as you in 2011. It was a struggle to even say I was gay out loud for a good 4 months. It gets easier, and eventually you'll get used to it and have enough courage to come out to your parents. Before telling them, however, you should start with some close friends since they'll be the most supportive. Go from there and see what happens whenever you decide to tell more people about it. Good luck

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

Not at all. They're very supportive. They like meeting boyfriends and I'm sure they'll be proud on my wedding day in the future.

[Hooligan]

Originally posted by Joaquin Ignacio

I don't think they are BUT my dad tried to drag me with some ignorant **** a few days ago he said "why can't you be normal like every other teenager, why do you always have to be worried about "dresses, make up & high heels" I don't think they really understand what being a homosexual is, I'm sure they think I'm transgender even tho I'm not.

And all I said "I was bullied 8 years during school and you're doing the same" and they started crying so...

Yeah, it's weird how people think all gay people want to do is dress in high heels and dresses. My father used to say that about one of the kids who lived in my neighborhood when I was younger and everyone thought was gay (I'm almost positive he's gay now too () but he would say "why doesn't he go put on a dress" when the kid played sports with myself and the other kids. It was weird but people really think that.