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#46. I wish I were still a kid. I’m 30. But thanks for your lack of insight.
#46. I wish I were still a kid. I’m 30. But thanks for your lack of insight.
Ah, you should be more honest with your parents. I hope things work out for you.
That sucks. I hope it didn't ruin your date. The fact that they didn't storm over to the table, or didn't begin to yell at you, suggests that they didn't take it so hard. It could have been a lot worse. Odds are, they probably already knew. At least subconsciously. Seeing you with a guy was just a wake up call.
You have every right to date whoever you want, and whether your parents accept it or not, there will always be people who don't accept certain things. But being gay does not have to be a right, it should be a way of life. This is coming from a straight person, but I have NOTHING wrong with people who are gay. Get over it. No one is making you be gay, noone is making you be straight so its what you choose. Accept it all. :D Hope everything worked out though.
So, you just go "I feel like being attracted to the opposite sex" like you say "I think I'll have fish for dinner"? Really?
i hope your parents disown you.
Ew, straight! How does that make you feel, #67?
@sven25 So you've post you're ignorant comment a few times I see. I have a problem with people like you that just seem to think that if people don't accept something they are bad people. There is a stigma with being gay in today's society. Tolerance is preached but you yourself should know that not everyone is treated equally. For the record, I am straight but have gay friends and relatives. I wouldn't treat them any differently than if they were straight. I do get the willies when a gay guy hits on me but that's my right. It's similar to chicks getting hit on by creepy guys. They don't like it and I don't like being hit on by gay men. Having said that, I love people that automatically go on the vein, "the parents are bad for not accepting their son/daughter because they are gay." Religion, viewpoints, opinions, feelings and others get in the way of "logic" and loving someone for who they are. It takes a bit of love/faith to accept that and may take some time. The reason I stated about teh son is that in his life he could tell his parents and get it out there but he is afraid to because of the stigma/feelings his parents would have against him. So it's equally his fault his parents found out the way they did. But I'm a little upset you jump on the ignorance train. I'd like to know why you seem to think I'm ignorant? As stated I have friends/family that are gay and I try my best to treat everyone equally. So if you somehow have a crystal ball that looks into my life, how about you just STFU and keep your ignorance to yourself. I have problems when minorities scream ignorance when in fact they are just as intolerant, ignorant, ignant as the people they are denouncing. So feel free to send me a chat because you sir are an idiot and I can tell since you just feel like copy and pasting your statements versus taking the time to actually write singular comments to people in these threads.
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Oops! Well you had to come out eventually, but FYL :- Also: not last! :-) (I'll be teed off if they close the topic though)
Your parents must not have been too upset - at least they didn't barge over to your table and demand to know what was up.