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My mom is worried, I think...

Discussion in 'Coming Out Advice' started by LEZmis4, Dec 1, 2012.

  1. LEZmis4

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    I think we're getting to a point where I'm going to have to tell my mom something. She's worried. I can tell that much. I'm not happy at all, and she keeps asking me what's wrong. At some point, I'm going to have to explain it somehow. I just don't know what to tell her. I'm not at all ready to tell her about being bi. Ultimately, I think she'll accept it, but it'll be like an inquisition first...and I'm not prepared to face that.

    I don't know that I have a question really...
    I guess...how do I explain this to my mom without really explaining it to my mom...if that makes sense.
     
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    Why don't you just prepare yourself for the questions?
    The questions are ALWAYS the same, I'm sure you're already aware of that though.
     
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    Yeah, you're right. They are. With my mom, we'll throw in the ones that insinuate I might be saying this for attention or not really sure. ESPECIALLY because I'm bi...which I'm sure she'll see as something that indicates that I don't know what I'm talking about. I guess I need to do that...start preparing myself. You're right that I can anticipate what she's going to ask...almost perfectly...
     
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    I started off by telling my mom about the dream that i had about dating another girl. She told me that it was okay and she would love me nomatter who i loved, and that made me feel so much better! so then a few months later I told her i thought i might be bi- but i want sure and it was all very confusing- she was really helpfull and we talked things out. Then a few months later i told her that i was sure and we had another talk, and now everything is out in the open between us and it honestly feels great :slight_smile:

    maybe you could do something similar, break it to her slowly and give her a chance to warm up to the idea before you actually say anything for sure. good luck! (*hug*)
     
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    I actually like that idea. That might help...baby steps. It's taken me a LOOONG time to get to this point, myself...many, many baby steps along the way. Maybe I need to do that for her, too.

    I honestly hadn't planned on saying anything until I had to...meaning, I started dating a girl...but, I know she's worried about me. And, when she's worried, she's overbearing (she showed up at my door and threatened to call 911 one time because I didn't answer it fast enough...she thought I was in a corner doing something to myself...I was getting in the shower...lol. I've not let her live that one down.).