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I think they accept you op, but understand the process will be hard for them. It is up to you to get them to blow away the sterotypes...who knows, maybe you can get them involved in gay rights campaigns.
CUTE DOGGIE! Nomnomnom! Anyway it seems like they're already adjusting.
Good for you for coming out. She will understand that you are the same person, give it time, she probably doesn't know what to say/do. Most important is that you feel good about yourself. The ones who love you will always accept you as you are even if they need a little time
So call me, maybe?
Why has nobody given your comment a 'thumbs up' lol it was genius.
Because the guy in the music video of "call me maybe" ended up being gay.
My guess is that they were probably trying to be supportive the best they know how and are probably just misinformed. I wouldn't take it as an insult, at least they accept you for who you are! ^_^
Funnily enough, pink used to be a manly colour.
Congratz for coming out. At least they didn't disown you, they just don't know how the hell to make you feel comfortable.
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I hate it when people give in to stereotypes. Good for you for coming out though.
At least she accepts you?