@desmond_francisc0: There is not even glass to your closet #lgbtqia #comingout #transgender #hethey #tran

Rosie🌹 :

NO! My mom “well everyone feels that way about their friends” NOO NO THEY DONT MOTHER

Brie🧀 :

Ive had several women in my family tell me "No one likes being with men, but that's what you do for a family"

livie❤️‍🩹 :

so i am straight yet very supportive of the community, and my mom knows I am. in my mlm fangirling era she brought me a magazine with two girls kissing on the cover from abroad. when i asked her why didn’t she choose the boys version of the cover, she hit me with “well the girls kissing are so cute, right?” then i said “mom i think you’re bi”. this woman blushed and said “well i think all people are, it’s not like you can ONLY like boys, look at them” MA’AM THE CLOSET IS GLASS

futuref0ssil :

When i came out, my mom told me "everyone feels that way about girls"

🔮WutUpWitches?✨ :

As a bisexual woman, I can't help but wonder how many people who claim "it's a choice" just chose to be in a heteronormative relationship because THEY could choose 🤣

🔆the thing🔆(COMMS OPEN) :

MINE TOO but she said “I experimented too at your age, I had girlfriends but it was just a phase just like what you’re having”

Otto Young. :

My Nona (who is very supportive and lovely) trying to cheer me up after I started crying after I came out to her by saying “it’s okay! Everyone is attracted to the same gender!” And my grandfather was just “personally no, but whatever you say, dear”

Sciencemama123 :

A friend in high school came out to her parents and her mom said "oh I wonder if it's genetic" *long pause* "oh my I said that out loud"

Bunni :

“Are you sure you’re actually bi? I find women attractive and I’m not gay?” -my mom, she was genuinely confused she actually has zero issues with my sexuality

LaaLaaLand🍉 :

My mom was like "oh, everyone feels that way but you push it down" like MA'AM

samantha Quiñones :

Jayden :

My mom was shocked and appalled when a nurse at the clinic I go to very calmly said “ma’am, that is not a universal experience.”

Jayceford Pines - COMMS OPEN :

The closet is a square of tape on the floor

☆Fried Potatoes:3☆ :

I have an ace and bi aunt and when she came out at the family table multiple woman told her "everyone likes women, youre not bisexual" while the men just stared like this

Poofles :

When I came out to my mother as asexual she said “well I don’t think I’ve ever found anyone appealing like that but I still got married and had kids.” MOM?!?!

Dale :

I think a lot of phobic people are angry at the youth of today living lives they wanted to live before someone else told them they couldn’t.

mykalakillman :

My (who i suspect to be bi) dad's reaction to me coming out was "Are you really not straight if you never act on it?" Like sir, just because my house isn't blue, doesn't mean my favorite color isn't blue. Also, what do you mean by that?

Ciara Sham :

Everyone in this comment section also have in the closet bi moms bc literally took me 25 years to figure out im bi BC MY MOM SAID IT WAS NORMAL and EVERYONE feels this way

Casper, your favorite ghost :

my mom told me she wanted to be a boy so bad, she cried that she was a girl and then met my dad and she stopped- i think it's safe to say i have two dads, but i don't want to be the one to break the news

Banteringbiblio📚 :

My dad was so mad when my brother came out in HS and said something similar. He is now married to a very nice man. Growth is possible.

Eat A Duck :

My mom never did this but my grandma did. I told her I was trans and she said "Of course you want to be a boy everyone wants to be a boy that doesn't make you trans" and I was like grandma... do we need to have a talk...

☆ Auden ⟭⟬ ⁷ :

Me to your mother: ma'am.... there's something you need to know

user4130642652150 :

my sister was once talking about her "straight" friend and said "she's so far in the closet, she broke out the other side"

H. Moss | Author :

I'm bi, married a man and thought I'd never come out.... until my mom came out to ME, left my dad for her now-wife, and said "I KNEW YOU LIKED GIRLS" when I came out in return. I fought my way out of the closet only for my previously homophobic mom to sprint out of Narnia behind me.

Sarah Nadeau :

Me trying to explain what agender means to my mom who “never understood what people meant by “being a woman” or “being a man”” and just waiting for the lightbulb to go off