[TheLuckyOnes]

Nope.
Even though my parents are religious they support the LGBTQA community fully. My dad is the type of person who asks a lot of questions so he can understand a lot more. Like he asks me silly things like "who's wheres the dress during the wedding", "what do I look for in a guy", "what's gay pride parade like". My mom is obsessed with gay culture, she wants a gbf, she tries to educate other people on issues, she cheers every time gay marriage is passed and she supports me wanting to do drag (she wants me to go on rupauls drag race and she said when I get out of college she wants to go on the drag race at sea cruise). I feel comfortable talking about gay things with them. Both of my parents are also trans- friendly. Overall I'm lucky to have them

[Cain]

The exact opposite

[Sasha.]

nope

my mom thinks that gay guys are the best friends you can have because they're loyal and stuff idk

[Toroya]

They are not hateful, bashful people, just religious

[D_Man3379]

My parents are very conservative and religious. I'm out to my sister and she accepted me with open arms. she's more open minded then them.

[Eric.]

Dad is definitely not homophobic at all (probably a bit transphobic). My mom is (religion and all that brainwashing). I think my sister is not, even she still uses derogatory terms on a regular basis I don't think she'd react badly to me. I like to think those expressions of homophobia are a product of her friends' and persistent cultural influence, but she should know better.

Once my mother said something like "women who like men..." and my sister replied "women who like men?" in response to my mother's unintentional implication that there are women who like women too. It' so weird because she has been nice to lesbian women before that (particularly a friend of dad that who took us to a damn baseball game).

[freebitch26]

why are y'all scared of bible thumpers? i would beat the **** out of them if they tried it.

[Bloo]

My mom saw the cover to The Fault In Our Stars and got so excited when she thought it was a love story between two boys and was very annoyed when I told her that it wasn't. No, my family is not homophobic.

[Music & Science]

No. We just don't have gay members

[Bimbo]

My dad is always saying how "he can be whatever you want, but there's 3 things he will never be: a murderer, a drug addict and a homosexual." And I mean ok but you're literally comparing loving someone from the same sex to a murderer.
I try not to care because I don't like him really, he's just not the best person, but it still makes me mad. Then I think of the fact that this man is the father of a closeted homosexual and when he finds out it's gonna be quite interesting.

[AvrilLaQueen]

Originally posted by Bimbo

My dad is always saying how "he can be whatever you want, but there's 3 things he will never be: a murderer, a drug addict and a homosexual." And I mean ok but you're literally comparing loving someone from the same sex to a murderer.
I try not to care because I don't like him really, he's just not the best person, but it still makes me mad. Then I think of the fact that this man is the father of a closeted homosexual and when he finds out it's gonna be quite interesting.

Gurl, come here...

[Vertigo Stick]

My mom thinks it is an illness of the mind that can be cured. It is unnatural to her, and she thinks something went wrong. Mess. Pretty sure my whole family feels that way. They're not homophobic in a hateful way, but ignorant. I'd never robe able to bring a boyfriend around. I told my mom when I came out that if I got serious with a guy I'd choose him over my family unless they welcomed the both us.

[Harrier]

My grandparents on both sides are very religious so yes for them

[Toroya]

Originally posted by Bloo

My mom saw the cover to The Fault In Our Stars and got so excited when she thought it was a love story between two boys and was very annoyed when I told her that it wasn't. No, my family is not homophobic.

That's adorable