So... it's been like three months since I told my parents about Katie, the three of us, the whole big thing. And when they took me out to dinner... last weekend I think? Maybe the weekend before? For my birthday (finally... Mom's been so busy lately with the store that was the first chance they had really), we didn't even discuss it at all.
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I suggest that if you want to know what they're thinking, ask!
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:P
i think that the situation is a sticky one.. because people are entitled to be against something they don't agree with
But at the same time.. it's rough to have people dismiss out of hand, something you care about
And this is why I often don't talk to people about stupid things I do until I have come to a more encompassing perspective (which sometimes never comes)
I agree, however, that if it's bothering you (ange) you should bring it up with them, rather than letting them avoid it.
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They just don't like it
Much in the same way you don't like drugs (m'kay? :D)
Everyone's got their line that they won't cross
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My dad doesn't either. I called him ignorant and he got mad. I've never come out to him and I probably never will.
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And see... with all the times they told me that they were very open minded and tolerant of all sexualities and things like that... the bisexual thing really pisses me off a lot. They always used to tell me that it wouldn't bother them at all if I was gay, but since I'm neither gay nor straight apparently I'm in the realm of non-tolerance from them. I wish they didn't see so black-and-white... :(
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Which is why talking may be the best solution. To take away the guesswork.
(the hard part is if they are not aware that there is a 3rd reason.. I've definitely been through that before... subconsciously using one reason to be mad when it's really another)
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