its way more supportive here

true tho

TRUE

tragic truth

mhm

Yes

y e s lmao

its way more supportive and nicer. my mom would say "well you gotta support your kids no matter what" and I'm overhere like you told me i was too young-

I knew i was bisexual when i was about 11 or 12, but my parents were like “You’re too young” but now that i’m 14, they’re like “If you are it’s fine”
i’m still not gonna come out to them tho, idk why, i feel like they’re testing me lmao

SAMEEE i first thought i was bi at 11 and came out to my friends. Then i did more research between bi and pan and felt more relatable with pan. My mom found out when she went through my phone and I didn't even wanna tell her until I move out. When they asked me I just said "ehh idk"

now they think i was brainwashed by the schools for actually being an ally, I still aint gonna tell them smh-

I think i might be pan, but until i know for sure i ain’t saying nothing
I only have come out to a couple of friends as bi, but i’ve only told two people i’m non-binary
I’m pretty sure my parents know i’m bisexual, and they’re waiting for me to come out lmao

i be scared cause whenever my mom mentions lgbtq she gotta bring it up-

Do you know if she is homophobic? Cause if she isn’t, she might just be silently telling you that she knows, but she wants you to tell her. As most parents say, they want us to be honest with them. I’m not saying to come out to her, i just think that’s what she’s saying

i mean i wouldnt say shes homophobic, she does support lgbtq but some of the things she would say is lowkey homophobic-

She could not realize that what she says is homophobic, my parents do that sometimes, but we have friends who are also in the lgbtq community, so ik they would accept almost anyone