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If there's a chance of you getting kicked out, I'd wait to come out to the rest of your family until you moved out and are financially stable.
It's your life not theirs so if they can't respect you for who you are than that's their problem. Hope everything works out for you OP
A piece of advice from Nicky Nichols "There's always hope tonight'll be taco night" :)
Bitch slap em into next Tuesday. Maybe that'll slap the stupid out of them, because sweetheart homophobic isn't a real thing and it's bullshit for you to have to be afraid of showing the real you around them. They're you're family and they should love you for you are, no matter what. I hope everything goes well, I really do. My cousins gay and his coming out was really hard, so to some extent I understand what you're going through. I'm really sorry. Good luck hun.
Why don't you try telling the victims of sexuality related hate-crimes that there's no such thing as homophobia.
Homophobia isn't a real thing? Go tell that to all the people who have been beaten up just because they are gay.
Having a younger sister that's lesbian, allow me to share this thought: they (your family) already know you're gay. You don't live under the same roof with someone & not know something like this ... unless you're a total idiot. Yes, your life sucks. The homophobic convo they displayed in front of you is their way of dysfunctionally dealing with your gay status & their displeasure. Either your family (minus your sister) is composed of idiots or they're rude beyond comprehension. Maybe both. Good ******* luck!!!
It's POSSIBLE and maybe even common that family knows, sometimes even before the person, but not every family. My mom didn't know, though luckily she is a very caring person. She never 'agreed' to it, though now she is learning and recognizing a lot of things. We can't see our cousin, though, because her father disowned her and told her never to come to family reunions or anything. If they knew, why would he kick her out then? Some really don't know.
My friend currently has the same predicament you should talk to her sometimes ?
I'm sorry you're in such a shitty situation, OP. I'm bisexual and I haven't come out to my family yet, and I don't plan on it either. Sometimes you have to sacrifice "being yourself" for safety and support. Luckily my friends know, and that's all I need. Whatever decision you make, there are people out there just like you, and in the same situations. You're not alone.
Well better pack your bags
that's the right kind of family.
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Good luck with the rest of your family !!
I can't believe people are still judgmental of sexuality, 2015