Hello all!! Long time no update, I know. But as everyone here knows I have been on vacation for the last two weeks. Well technically I am still on vacation but am now in recovery mode. And man what a vacation it was!! Amazing, I cannot even begin to describe everything. I think what I will try to do is go day by day otherwise my post would
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Happy to find you on-line. (Hugs) Can't wait to hear the details (blush) then maybe I don't want to hear such. I'm glad to hear your mother was cool about things. Your life really hasn't changed that much. The hardest part is just dealing with a society that isn't very accepting. (Shrugs) But luckily you have alot of support from friends.
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So glad to find you and it didn't even take that long (big hug). If you want details, I would rather we do it over email or something so others cannot read it.
I was suprised at how well she took it. Although at one point she did ask me if my father walking out had anything to do with my decision. (Rolls eyes) Not really a decision, it is who I am, but I think I can understand her concern. I am lucky in regards to reactions so far. No on has completely flipped out, been disgusted or dropped our friendship/relationship so far. I have yet to have a negative response; although one friend does not understand or really agree with it, but he and I are working on it.
I do have amazing friends, and I just seem to keep picking up more.
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I haven't told my parents I'm bi, until such time as I end up with a female and have to explain. I could just as easily end up with a male (and I'm sooo picky about my females), and then they never need know or worry about such.
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I wasn't planning on telling my parents until I had a girlfriend. I thought it would make things easier since I expected one of the questions to be "Well how do you know, have you ever been with a woman?" and I think it would have been easier if I could say that I had. But of course life does not go according to plans, at least not ours. She did ask that question but seemed to accept my reply of "I just know". We shall see.
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It's good that your mom was open and accepting of it though. This may be a bad comparison, but seriously, when I told my family I was going vegetarian they all acted weird for a while like I was going to have a spaz attack anytime any one of them ate a burger. People always act weird when you make some life change wheather it be small like vegetarianism or more important like sexuality. Then they get over it. Give it some time.
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Yeah I was surprised at her reaction. It went so much better then I expected, but then again human nature always expects the worst huh? I don't know if she will get over it but I think with time you are right, she will completley accept it and hopefully begin to treat me as she used to. Time will tell.
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It sounds like she's handling very well, though. You mention that she agrees with you that your father doesn't need to know yet and that shows that she respects your wishes.
I suspect that I'm not the norm as far as parents go, as Nyssa and I once had the following conversation before her going to a senior formal in high school:
Me: So, who are you going with?
N: Friends?
Me: Not any particular guy?
N: No
Me: A girfriend? (and she knew I meant this in the romantic sense)
N: MOM!!!! (as in, jeez, stop asking so many questions) :D
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You definetely sound like a very cool mother!!
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