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In reply to the discussion: Do you need to read something beautiful today? This dad sure loves his kid. [View all]tpsbmam
(3,927 posts)73. My favorite coming out story:
My friend's brother walked into their mother's kitchen and said, "Mom, I have something I need to talk to you about." This was when he was a young adult.
And he came out to their mother. What did Mom do? She start thrashing about, keening & screaming. He was, to say the least, startled. He'd always been the more conservative of the very liberal Democratic family members -- maybe he had hidden it so well it was truly a shock to her?
When she finally calmed down she gave him a hug and said, "Oh, thank God. I thought you were going to say you're a Republican! I've known you're gay for years!"
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Do you need to read something beautiful today? This dad sure loves his kid. [View all]
DonRedwood
Mar 2013
OP
We let our kids know at a very early age that we didn't care one way or another.
Arugula Latte
Mar 2013
#37
My brother in law was born in a remote village in the 'Golden Triangle' a few miles from Burma in
grantcart
Mar 2013
#49
You are very welcome! I read the letter just before work and I was in a good mood ALL day for
DonRedwood
Mar 2013
#64