That's harsh. But your parents are big Christians right? Is it a religion thing?
If it is that can be hard to get around, if they think that's more important than you then you don't owe them anything, the rules have changed, in which case do what you got to do to get by, lie to them, tell them what they need to know, until you can stand on your own two feet.
If it's just shock - then she'll probably chill out a little over time. Maybe. Speaking as a parent myself, I can't imagine a situation where I'd actually do something like that, for any reason.
I'll probably catch flack for this, BUT...tell her what she wants to hear until you can move out comfortably!
You won't be lying to yourself, hon! You know who you are...be proud of it! If your mom can't handle it right now, let her and yourself off of the hook...no biggie. (A little secret- Moms don't control or have any business knowing about our sex lives!).
Life can be tough, Andy...make this as easy on yourself as possible...k?
I don't know what I'd do in this situation. Is it a religious thing? If that were the case I'd probably say to your mother "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone" and "judge not lest ye be judged." But that might be a leetle provocative...
She might calm down. Give it a day or so and then try and talk to her, sit her down with a cup of tea and hash it all out.
In case the worst-case scenario happens (that you decide you can't pretend and you have to move out), start preparing now. Do you have friends you can crash with for a few weeks?
I'm trying to see now if I have anyone I can crash with. I have one friend whom I think was semi-serious, and my sister in Washington offered, as well.
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If it is that can be hard to get around, if they think that's more important than you then you don't owe them anything, the rules have changed, in which case do what you got to do to get by, lie to them, tell them what they need to know, until you can stand on your own two feet.
If it's just shock - then she'll probably chill out a little over time. Maybe. Speaking as a parent myself, I can't imagine a situation where I'd actually do something like that, for any reason.
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You won't be lying to yourself, hon! You know who you are...be proud of it! If your mom can't handle it right now, let her and yourself off of the hook...no biggie. (A little secret- Moms don't control or have any business knowing about our sex lives!).
Life can be tough, Andy...make this as easy on yourself as possible...k?
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Lie, and lie like you have never lied before about being straight.
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I don't know what I'd do in this situation. Is it a religious thing? If that were the case I'd probably say to your mother "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone" and "judge not lest ye be judged." But that might be a leetle provocative...
She might calm down. Give it a day or so and then try and talk to her, sit her down with a cup of tea and hash it all out.
In case the worst-case scenario happens (that you decide you can't pretend and you have to move out), start preparing now. Do you have friends you can crash with for a few weeks?
Good luck. *hugs*
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In the meantime, if you need anything at all, *do not* hesitate to ask me. If it's in my power, it's yours.
Check your e-mail.
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