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Tell her as soon as she's been cured of her being straight problem. Keep your chin up, it gets better, I promise!!!!
Tell her 'no' and explain that it's her fault you have this incurable genetic illness! :-)
My dad wanted to throw me out, when I told them... then he realized I already live alone. Took him a while to accept me as I am, and now he's perfectly fine with my boyfriend and everything. Good luck to you, too, don't lose hope. :)
Hey! Don't worry sooner or later they will have to accept it
Once you'r e grown up and living on your own, there's nothing that says you have to talk to your parents, if they make you feel like shit.
Just say "yes mom I'm "cured" thanks for asking!" Then hang up b
I understand the FML. Mine are in denial but they don't say anything... They just make fun of gays in front of me....
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I'm truly sorry. :( Having family who aren't accepting of who you are is tough. I'm bi but haven't told my family because I know how they would feel (which is not very positive).
That's just rude. Ask her if her severe case of ignorance has been "cured" as well.