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I don't think laughing in someone's face can be interpreted as acceptance...
33- Well, the opposite reaction of screaming, crying or hitting someone doesn't seem very accepting either somehow. ;)
Denial is a fickle beast.
Ouch.. Well at least their gut reaction wasn't to kick you out or scream profanities in your face.
It may be time sit down and have a talk. A more serious one, perhaps
Look on the bright side, at least you're not disowned or kicked out of the house?
Aww, I'm sorry, that sucks. :/ Clearly they weren't taking the situation serious enough. I hope they realize who you truly are, and support you in every way.
hah. GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYY. (community)
I thought the same thing! Where's the homophobic seal when you need him?!
Maybe they were stoned? Are they hippies, perhaps? That would be the only 'understandable' excuse to that reaction. Sorry they made a joke of it. That's not very nice of them.
Did you ever think they might already have known and that's why they laughed?
Congratulations on your commitment, but I hope that your parents can accept you for who you are. Otherwise TDI (They deserved it).
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It's bad when the people of the Internet will take you more seriously than your parents. Sorry op
You can laugh in their shocked faces when you bring home your new girlfriend.