The Original Gay Porn Community - Free Gay Movies and Photos, Gay Porn Site Reviews and Adult Gay Forums

  • Welcome To Just Us Boys - The World's Largest Gay Message Board Community

    In order to comply with recent US Supreme Court rulings regarding adult content, we will be making changes in the future to require that you log into your account to view adult content on the site.
    If you do not have an account, please register.
    REGISTER HERE - 100% FREE / We Will Never Sell Your Info

    PLEASE READ: To register, turn off your VPN (iPhone users- disable iCloud); you can re-enable the VPN after registration. You must maintain an active email address on your account: disposable email addresses cannot be used to register.

  • The Support & Advice forum is a no-flame zone.
    The members offering support and advice do so with the best intention. If you ask for advice, we don't require you to take the advice, but we do ask that you listen and give it consideration.

Will I EVER Get the Courage to Tell Them Again?

Revan46

On the Prowl
Joined
May 11, 2006
Posts
144
Reaction score
0
Points
0
So this is my coming out story to my friends and to my family which the latter didn't really work. I'm pretty sure I didn't post this anywhere else. Oh and if your wondering, my name was two years ago wheen I thought I was Bi and I think I should really see if they can change it...

So for my school thing what happened was in Grade 10 (I'm now in what use to be known as Grade 13/OAC) I started realising I had feelings for boys but because of how my town is I tried to deny it, that I didn't want people to know because I'd be discriminated against. But in Grade 11 I decided to start telling people, slowly with my closest friends then branching out. However, one of the friends I told took the conversation we had on MSN and pasted it into an email that she sent to half the school, and of course it just went from half the school to one person sending it to their friends who sent it to their friends, etc etc. But because of this I basically was outed. Then I also made a Yahoo personals profile in which a girl at my school found and printed off copies of it and passed it around the school. After this pretty much everyone knew. If anyone didn't I just told them because at the time I finally realized I liked boys and only boys. So that is my story with school, and as of now no one hates me or beats me up because of my being gay, the only reason they maybe dislike me is because I tend to flaunt it or be so in your face with it. But I am trying to mend fences by taking it down a notch or two.

Now onto the family....

I tried coming out to them five years ago, of course I had just recently come out to myself at the time so it was harder to defend myself, but it didn't go as planned. I wrote a letter to them and they confronted me about it. When paving the driveway an hour later my mom asked me if I could see myself kissing a boy and I told her "I don't know". She began to almost cry and told me she couldn't have me in the house ruining her reputation in the city as the gay son and told me she'd take me wherever just as long as it was out of the house. I packed my bags and thought I was about to leave but she stopped me as she was talking to her parents (my grandparents). I stayed but had to talk to my aunt who asked me questions like what do you get an erection to a boy or a girl and such, and I answered the opposite of what I wanted to. Eventually the day ended with me telling her I wanted the toned body structure of a guy not to actually be with guys. I'm sure she still realizes I'm gay but just can't confront me about it. She will make references to the gay thing but never actually ask if I'm gay. But I'm pretty sure that if she thought I wasn't gay she wouldn't still be talking about the topic. I'm going to be coming out in June and have contacts with the closest PFLAG chapter who has offered to come and talk when I need help with Mom and Dad. But all I can do is hope and pray. I know that I'm not going to be truly happy until I come out. My second relationship actually ended with me breaking up with him because I was going through a depression that I think partially came from my constant lying to my parents about where I was going. (Of course I eventually also didn't really feel that special feeling with him, it was more just kissing but no passion from me.) I've had three more boyfriends since then since I got to university so it's a lot easier since I'm not always at home.

My family (excluding my parents who are still completely in denial, and my grandparents who are just really old now so no point in telling them) all accept me. Brothers, Sisters, Aunts, Uncles don't really know but I don't really care if they do or not (not really super close to the uncles nor do i see them like ever), and my aunt has even said she'll help me tell my mom again because she believes Gramps himself wouldn't like that Mom treated me that way about my being gay. He always said it doesn't matter who the child is, the child is still the parent's child.

Do you think I'll ever be able to tell them? Do you have any advice? I just feel like every time I want to say it, I just can't. What's more I mean I can even mouth "I'm gay" when I'm in the car to the back of their chairs...but I just can never say it in real life....and it's just so frustrating because the longer I keep it...the more it could hurt...and what's more is I have SUCH a huge relationship with my mother....I know I'm going to be so hurt when it happens because our friendship won't be the same for so long and I just don't know if I can even handle that....
 
Depends.

Have your parents been loving and supportive of you in a lot of other things? If so, then try again when you are READY both emotionally and financially (so you can move out on your own).

Have they been shitty parents even beyond the gay thing? If so, move out, get a job, forget the parents. Cut them off. Some people are just not worth bothering with, blood or no.
 
They have been loving and caring about everything except the gay thing. They support me in whatever I do. They help me with school financially (though it's more like extras because my schooling comes from my trust fund...or my savings, but like they pay for it, then I use my savings and such and pay them back. But like basically, I'm just saying...they support me no matter what except this one aspect.....
 
Well, it isn't for lack of trying, that's for sure.

Sometimes parents just aren't the sharpest knives in the drawer.

The first thing is that you're going to have to forgive your mother for being more concerned about her reputation than your happiness. What an incredibly dick move on her part and in retrospect, hopefully she'll have realized that her priorities were totally fucked up. Bad move too with the kicking you out of the house move.

Have you brought your boyfriends home with you? I recommend this.

When you show them the proof of being a homo, it might start to sink in.

Tell your aunt and parents that you are now mature enough to realize that you are really, really gay. That you may have been confused once, but not now. and that you plan on living life as a successful and happy man.
 
Actually is just the parents that are in denial. All my other family are fine with it.
 
And I think the bringing boyfriend home thing might give her a heart attack, and what's more, no boyfriend at the moment.
 
Back
Top