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Don't worry OP they're probably just in shock or denial. I know my parents were when I came out and I still think they don't believe me; but it will get better, just stay true to yourself. :)
Dang, that is terrible.
Hahahaha your parents are the greatest
aw I'm sorry op :(
"Come out"?? C'mon now; they're your parents. They knew all along. You don't live under the same roof & not figure that shit out. (My younger sister is lesbian & went thru the same thing 30+ years ago. We knew long before she told us.)
I lived with my parents for 18 years and they didn't know, it depends on the family.
What the hell, that was rude of them. They should appreciate who you are instead of making a scene. Trust me I know this. I'm a Lesbian and have been out since I was 14 and it was forcefully. Not a day goes by that I think of that day because I never got my glory, or my time. Instead it was upon force. The best advice I'm giving you is this. Don't let them tell you it's a phase cause it's not. You're born gay, and alot will disagree with that. Go on with life and if they can't learn to accept you for you, In time they will. If you need any help just send me a message :-) .
I'm sorry, OP. It wasn't very nice of them to laugh at you, but their reaction could have been far, far worse. Some kids are beaten, disowned, and/or thrown out of the home when they come out. Perhaps your parents knew or suspected. Perhaps the shock made them laugh. I hope that when they process this information, they can be the loving and supportive parents every person deserves.
Did they laugh because they knew all along?
How old are you? Age can be a factor in your parents response. I'm not sure if it is still like this in school or not, but when I was in middle school is when it became popular to be Bi. You were cool if you were bi, so people pretended to be. This carried on in to my high school years where it developed in to guys were cool if they were bi and girls were cool if they were pretend lesbians. I know sounds completely ridiculous. So maybe depending on your age they aren't taking it seriously because they think you are looking for attention, trying to be different, or think its just a phase and you'll get over it. If you honestly are gay/lesbian then just give them time and hopefully their love for you over powers any negative thoughts/feelings. Congrats on coming out!!!
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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.