The radio show itself was very good, if a tiny bit condescending. She mentioned that in many cases, the motivation behind bicurious experimentation among teenagers has to do with confusion more than anything else, and it does not mean that they are truly bi or gay. That bugged me, because I hate it when adults imply that you can't trust how a
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The first thing she said was that most girls who think they are gay are just intimidated by boys, and think that it would be easier and less nerve-wracking to be with other girls.
Whether or not she's right about you, I think your mom does have the beginnings of a point here; there are an awful lot of girls who are gay in college and then "magically" discover boys once they've graduated (I believe that one less-than-polite term is "Daddy's Money Lesbians.") You seem pretty sure of yourself, so it probably doesn't apply in your particular case, but your mom isn't necessarily absolutely wrong.
This is probably something that will come out in the end through a series of conversations, some more difficult than others. I think that most moms probably do come around after a while, though; it may take them a while, but eventually, the basic, animal love for their babies reasserts itself.
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Thank you so much for your response. I know she'll come around eventually, because she always has been a really great mom. I'm just nervous, and I guess anybody would be.
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