#Hey, I need help coming out.
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if you don't want to tell them face-to-face
try texting them at somepoint when you feel ready like i did today
yea
i thought of that
thanks
but ik if i did we would have to "Have a talk" about it
they are not homophobic
and are rlly supportive
im lucky
yeah my mom didnt reaspond or even look at it [i dont think]
Have your parents ever expressed any kind of viewpoint on LGBTQ+ topics?
no
Try bringing something up (especially since it's pride month) and see how they respond. If they appear to have a positive response, you are likely safe to tell them.
well kinda like i talked abt same sex marriges being illegal and stuff
they love pride
Try finding a way to start a discussion about pride month or another LGBTQ+ related topic, then maybe you'll be able to slip something in at somepoint
I remember expressing interest in going to the World Pride parade (since I live in the DC area) to my father (unfortunately I didn't end up going) and we started having a conversation about it. At some point in the conversation, I told him "it's part of my identity too" and he asked me to elaborate, and I told him, "I like boys". My parents are very liberal (as am I) and have been nothing but supportive of any of my decisions I've made in life
and I'm also autistic and have severe ADHD and a bit of anxiety as well, and I don't think I would be where I am now without their support, so I knew they would be supportive of my identity (I'm asexual and homoromantic).
What I'm saying is that you don't have to say it directly like, "Mom, Dad, I'm Gay", but you can instead try to strike up a conversation about pride or another LGBTQ+ topic, then drop subtle hints, and elaborate on them if anyone suspects anything
yeah