I'm organizing Christmas at my place for the first time this year, with my close family and my husband's family. They are all not very aware of lgbt+ topics and there will be kids under 5 at the table. I have a bunch of little flags in my house (bi, non-binary and genderfluid) and they might ask questions about them. Originally I planned to come out to my parents this week while I saw them in person, but I couldn't because I had bigger news to share.
If you have some tips on how to approach the situation next month (if the subject comes) I'll gladly hear it :)
#Tips for Christmas with family
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If it were me, I think I would try to come out a few weeks before Christmas, and maybe educate your husband's family (the adults, not the kids) about lgbtq topics and see what they think about it.
Yeah, removing the flags definitely works as well, you could just put them back up after the holidays
That is a good idea, but depending on how old the parents are, they might accept, might not. Older generations are known to not accept lgbtq+, but you could still try.