Coming out experience

This is actually Day 3 of the 14 day queer challenge, but I still wanting to talk about this either way.

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Now, I have only came out to my mother, not my dad or step dad. I am hesitant to come out to them. My stepdad always talks about if his children were gay or anything other than straight, he would kick us out or not talk to us. I don't know if he is joking because he always tries avoiding the subject. See, my mom has been a dear, and kept the whole pansexual thing from my dad for a while now.

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How I exactly came out

Okay, my mom kind of forced my out, more than me actually coming out myself. All throughout my life I would always watch shows like Ru Paul's drag Race and I Am Jazz ( which shows like this, allowed me to feel comfortable with who I am). I would always act like a drag queen and just vogue around the house, because why not? My mom, apparently has been paying attention to me and my actions, which made her a little curious.

One day I left my phone on the couch and left to grab my mail. When I came back my mom was kind of smirking and looking at me. She told me to sit down and asked me if I felt comfortable talking to her and my dad about personal subjects, which I don't. After I told her she had asked me what a pansexual is. After that I had knew she looked at my Instagram (which is lgbtwhom ). My mom the. asked me if I found girls attractive I told her yeah and she gave me a blank face. After we had a talk for a while, she told me she was going to have to get used to it, she just wants me happy.Then after that we just got pizza and a cookie cake lol. I do plan on coming out to my father on my birthday.

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To those of you who don't have such ive parents or just parent, just know that you have a whole community that loves you for who you are. We will except everyone know matter what 🖤🖤

Thank you for taking the time to read this