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Mom is unsupportive

Discussion in 'Gender Identity and Expression' started by jeepchick506, Oct 8, 2014.

  1. jeepchick506

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    When I first came out to my mom, she was very very shocked. At this point, she is just plain unsupportive and tries to suppress my feelings of who I really am. She doesn't wanna believe that her son wants to be her daughter. Has anyone had the same problem and how do I go about it? My stepdad is indifferent but supports my mom just cause and my Dad that I visit is supportive of it as far as I know.


    Yes, I posted earlier today. Imma post as much as needed
     
  2. Kelp Krunch

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    Well often times there's that initial feeling of disbelief or denial. Really I think only time can make that go away. If you show her that this is something you're serious about and something that makes you happy, she'll come around eventually.
     
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    It sounds as though you are in a very difficult position and I am happy that you have chosen to seek support and advice within this community; however, it can be very difficult for other members to keep up with the discussions of your circumstances when they are spread across different threads. For that reason, I am going to have to ask that you keep responding to threads that have already garnered responses and seek further clarity and assistance there rather than within new ones.
     
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    Makes sense. And shes known for a couple months now. she actually put me down every time I would talk to her about it. like, shed purposely make me feel bad
     
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    Parents sometimes go through a denial stage; probably out of a misunderstanding or concern. My parents have been a pain in my ass about the subject; and it's been a long while.

    Give them a bit of time, as they could come around.
     
  6. FireSmoke

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    She is only scared to "lose" her son, to lose you. Give her time.

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  7. jeepchick506

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    Ya. She's not loosing anybody. I'm still here, she just knows more about me. Sadly, it seems to her that she is loosing a son.