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My Family Does Not Accept That I Am Bisexual

By nishawnbhullar August 12, 2020 6 answers Last updated August 12, 2020

I'm a girl of sixteen. How do I make my family know that I like girls too? I've always liked them too. My mother grew up with two parents, but unfortunately I only had her and not a father. Maybe that's why I like girls and older boys / young men. Anyway, that's not the point. How to make them accept it. As much as I don't want to admit it to myself, I want their approval. All my friends are okay with this, I have their support and when there are hugs and kisses with a girl in front of them they are not impressed. But my mother finds it disgusting, and my aunt, my uncle, everyone else, and my cousins ​​... don't want to hear what's left to introduce them to my girlfriend. I have an older brother, he's fine, as if he doesn't care, but if they ask me about my boyfriend ... I know you will say " abe what do you care about their opinion? ''. Or "in time they will accept it." I come from a very close-knit and loving family, I don't want to ... they find me disgusting. This is because in their eyes, every homosexual is disgusting. While my cousins ​​take their friends to visit, I have no right to take my girlfriend. How can I convince them that I don't have to be with a man one day to be happy?

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farmacia_barata answered · August 12, 2020

   I'm also a 16-year-old girl and I'm bisexual, but my parents don't know. Sometimes I mess with my mother and she doesn't feel like I'm telling her the truth at all. Basically, I only took one girl home who was my boyfriend, but I told my parents that she was my best friend and she came to talk and watch something on the laptop. While my mother was walking down the hall for something, the girl and I talked and laughed, but as my mother went to her room and my girlfriend and I started to push a lot and so no one understood and she came to us every day and even my friends didn't understand. We went out with them and they didn't even feel like we hugged her like that, they thought we were friends. There's a case where I tell my mom, "Well, men are fucking stupid creatures, I don't want to have a husband," and she just says, that I only think so for the moment and in time this opinion will pass me by. My point is, you shouldn't have told your parents what happened if you had kept quiet and taken your girlfriend home and pretended to be your best friends, it would have been hundreds of times easier. You have made a big mistake, now even if you say that you only like boys, every time you bring a girl they will check you by entering the room abruptly. It's going to be super awkward, you can't make them accept it if they don't like people like that, unless years later you marry a girl in a country where it's allowed and they'll just know they have nowhere to go. it would be hundreds of times easier. You have made a big mistake, now even if you say that you only like boys, every time you bring a girl they will check you by entering the room abruptly. It's going to be super awkward, you can't make them accept it if they don't like people like that, unless years later you marry a girl in a country where it's allowed and they'll just know they have nowhere to go. it would be hundreds of times easier. You have made a big mistake, now even if you say that you only like boys, every time you bring a girl they will check you by abruptly entering the room. It's going to be super awkward, you can't make them accept it if they don't like people like that, unless years later you marry a girl in a country where it's allowed and they'll just know they have nowhere to go.

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9xmindia answered · August 12, 2020

   Look, because of their opinion, there's no point in feeling unhappy, is there? Whether you want to or not, you can't change that, you're BI and that's it ... all you have to do is talk and talk to them about it. I know it's certainly hard but if you like it, if you feel good, if you want a woman next to you .... don't be sorry go ahead

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nbcnews answered · August 12, 2020

   You can't punch him in the head. You turn 18 and move out! I know a couple of girls who have been building a home and living together for 13 years, and they are wonderful. You are by no means disgusting. What you can do is never think you're disgusting or anything like that :)

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allison_evans919 answered · August 12, 2020

   Your mother wants to one day become a GRANDMA (every mother wants that). Do I understand that you will deprive her of this?

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davida15630897 answered · August 13, 2020

   Why did you even tell them? Take your girls home. Many know if you have sex with them or are just friends.

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officialoppf answered · August 13, 2020

   Your family is completely right, there is no way we can help you since this is taboo for them, for me too.