Do parents always know?

Well, as far as I can tell, she might know that you're at least not straight, not necessarily being Bisexual or a Lesbian. I have a friend (female) that you described quite well. Actually, she told me that at least 10 % of her clothes were from the men's section. She is not Bisexual or a lesbian, for sure, so maybe she isn't implying that you're gay, just stating that you aren't like most girls.

To answer your question, (kind of) I'm not really sure if parents usually know, sometimes they do, as some people have told, but I can't fully answer your question.

Good luck though!

 

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I think my Mom knows

 

Actually it's so true.... and it hurts when they pretend that they don't know even if they do...! :/

 

Twas a shock for my mum. Mainly for the fact that I had only boyfriends before.

 

Oh man, I think my mom suspects something's up. I was stupid enough to ask her about baby names and what I would've been if I was a guy- add that up to my general moodiness, lack of make-up, whole bunch of other factors- and yeah...

I don't think they always know but if they're especially perceptive or you're like me and you make it too obvious, then maybe.

 

I'm not sure, but I really hope..wish they do (at least my mom) :lol:

 

My mom never gave any indication that she knew or not, but she had always instilled into my sister and I that it didn't matter if we grew up to be gay or not.

 

You are officially awesome because you used a gerard way quote

 

When I told my mother she was completely stunned and said she never suspected it for a minute. Which I thought was odd because I was completely convinced that she knew.

 

Nope. My mom even caught me indirectly with gay porn (brother saw, told mom, and I convinced her it was a pop-up page redirect ) and still hasn't the slightest inclination I like boys.

 

My mum was completely shocked when I told her because she didn't expect it at all.

 

When I told my mom she said "oh so your gay?" And I asked are you surprised?
She said she was but her expression and tone were very unsurprised

 

My mom said she didn't suspect it at all but knew I was more caring and compassionate than other boys when I was little (e.g. I would change the channel when World Vision or St. Jude's came on because I couldn't stand looking a others kids suffering). If I was raised in a more urban, less religious home (mom came from a very small town), then she would of seen some signs. To this day (she's in her 50s), I'm the only gay person she knows other than what she sees on TV.

I haven't told my dad I'm gay yet, but he might suspect. Saw my Internet history when I was 14 and said I shouldn't be looking at that stuff (gay stuff) and I told him it was just a virus and not mine. In reality, I hadn't set Netscape Navigator's privacy settings right so I was exposed. To this day, I don't know if he knows because, to be honest, he's a bit of a Luddite; he doesn't get how to play music or turn on the Wi-Fi on his iPhone.

 

I had this exact same experience. :lol:

 

My parents didn't even know asexuality was possible, and they were fooled by my pseudo-crushes.

 

My mom knew. Dad's clueless.

 

My parents have no idea what so ever and i know they dont know