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ok well do you have any sibli
ok well do you have any siblings that might be less judgemental? if you do id tell them first, see how they react, and work your way up to telling your parents-if you think theyd kick you out, dont tell them until youre 17 or 18 (i knows its awhile away but hang in there) so you would have a job and (most likely) a car and youd soon be graduating.
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thanks for the advice
thanks soo much for all your advice
Mum
How bad is your mom - if you have one around that is. If she is sutiably trusting she doesn't have to tell your dad. Unless he is really anti-gay, he will still suppoort you. Trust me. As has been said before - siblings can help.
Cool name by the way
"Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to suf-fer-ing"
mum
my mom passed away so she out of the question. i have a sister but im not close with her. I wish she was here i could tell her and not worie about her kicking me out.