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 Posted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 12:25 pm
Mikael Satsuya the way i came out was i kissed my girlfriend infront of everybody! worked the easiest way for me. Brilliant! I should have come out that way... blaugh
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Posted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 2:18 pm
My brother has a big mouth so I came out to him and let him do all the hard work! xd
I came out as bisexual because, though my family doesn't like it, they understand; they wouldn't understand pansexual.
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Posted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 4:55 pm
I didn't. I was in the car one day with my parents and they started giving me a "it's okay if you're a lesbian, we love you anyway and it's nothing to be ashamed of so you can come out now" talk; apparently they already knew. It was very humiliating. Especially with my bisexual sister sniggering in the background.
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Posted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 6:14 pm
I never actually said the words to my friends. XD They knew by the way I acted, and when I started having crushes on girls, they were like, "Oh, really? (:" So they just knew. X3
As for family, there is really only one person in my family that I think I will tell one day and that is my nine year old sister. D: My family is Catholic and against gays and stuff, but they don't curse at them or bash them all the time. They're just like, "I don't like it. Let's move on." I may tell them one day, but not some day soon.
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Posted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 11:23 pm
I had Fight with someone who knew ( this was before I came out )
And the person told my entire grade, plus the person told the guy who I had a little crush, and he told my brother. So I didn't really come out but I was forced?
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Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 1:44 am
I told all my friends i was gay, but for my parents i told my mom i had a crush on a person at school and she finally figured out it was not a girl. For my dad he caught me making out with a guy i brought over....talk about ackward situations xp
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Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 10:01 am
Well.. I told my sister and my aunt first, bc they're both bisexual (which is why I think gay is genetic!! xD) and they both understood completely. Then i started to tell alot of my friends, and they were all understanding. Well most. The ones I lost weren't true friends to begin with. I even have alot of straight guy friends, and they totally accept me. I guess it's the community I live in, but i'm so blessed to be accepted by everyone =) and then eventually my mom found out, and she was kinda like ehh oh well.. She's really cool with it. My dad... A different story. I never talk to him, or visit him, and he found out, and now he's trying to kill me, and my boyfriend O.o lol
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Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 1:59 pm
wiccan_sk8er Well.. I told my sister and my aunt first, bc they're both bisexual (which is why I think gay is genetic!! xD) and they both understood completely. Then i started to tell alot of my friends, and they were all understanding. Well most. The ones I lost weren't true friends to begin with. I even have alot of straight guy friends, and they totally accept me. I guess it's the community I live in, but i'm so blessed to be accepted by everyone =) and then eventually my mom found out, and she was kinda like ehh oh well.. She's really cool with it. My dad... A different story. I never talk to him, or visit him, and he found out, and now he's trying to kill me, and my boyfriend O.o lol Oh nozzz. D: Violence=not good. >_< I have a friend whose family is like that. She is a lesbian, and when her mom found out, she started being mean to my friend. They get into fights a lot now. Once they had a knife-throwing fight. D: Luckily, my friend has moved out of that house. >_>
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Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 2:50 pm
I will simply answere the question, i dont have to tell everyone =/. if you ask me, ok, i will answere. Noone had ask...xD
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Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 6:26 pm
I have a friend who is asexual, and I made a joke about her having the hots for Fonzie (because he says ayyyyyyy a lot). Anyhow, I followed up the joke by saying that I had a thing for WWI aircraft (Biplanes). We're wierd that way. biggrin
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Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 7:07 pm
Tecktonik201 I will simply answere the question, i dont have to tell everyone =/. if you ask me, ok, i will answere. Noone had ask...xD That's the way I am, too. razz If you ask me, I will happily blurt it out. Otherwise, why does it matter? XD
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Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2010 7:31 am
I was tossed out of the closet by carelessness. My girlfriend had given me a painting for our 3 month anniversary, and my ultra-conservative aunt found it. I had hidden it under my pillow for the day because I didn't want her to find it. She just happened to decide to change my sheets for me. It was terrible.
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Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2010 7:54 am
AnnieAngst I was tossed out of the closet by carelessness. My girlfriend had given me a painting for our 3 month anniversary, and my ultra-conservative aunt found it. I had hidden it under my pillow for the day because I didn't want her to find it. She just happened to decide to change my sheets for me. It was terrible. What was the painting of? Was it something -not conservative-? :0
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Posted: Wed Aug 18, 2010 2:23 pm
MinkyMoonStar AnnieAngst I was tossed out of the closet by carelessness. My girlfriend had given me a painting for our 3 month anniversary, and my ultra-conservative aunt found it. I had hidden it under my pillow for the day because I didn't want her to find it. She just happened to decide to change my sheets for me. It was terrible. What was the painting of? Was it something -not conservative-? :0 Nooo, it's one of those "abstract art" things, where it's random colors burped onto the canvas. I like it because she made it. The issue was the note she wrote on the back, saying things like "Happy Third Month Anniversary!" and "I'm glad you're my girlfriend" and things like that.
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Posted: Thu Aug 19, 2010 6:08 pm
I brought it up in random conversation. And my parents just kind of shrug it off.
I think they don't get it because I have not brought any of my girls around them
-shrug-
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