omg— NO! i didn’t know that. wow this is so cool ————— ha! what! i’m being totally serous, i hope you know this. i mean — i hope you know this. because. —!!! it’s true.
Oh man, is there an easy way?
When I said something to my parents, I was still kind of figuring stuff out and I hated words that I felt were going to box me in to specific thing. So I told my mom that I like “people,” that sometimes it’s girls and sometimes it’s boys, but regardless of gender, to me it was about the PERSON at this point in my life. I’m just saying, maybe this is your angle? Or not! #youdoyou
Mmm I don’t want this to be the answer, but “yes probably” is the answer. I mean, we only have like 40 total right now and 10 of them sold since the announcement a couple hours ago. Don’t sweat it though – we’re going to order more of these in the very near future definitely :)
does anyone want to get on this? i can promote the deets, though i haven’t started playing yet! ideas for how we could share battle.net info?
I admire your strength. What you did isn’t easy and I give you so much credit!
I wouldn’t say that you “wait” as much as you kind of have to actively “normalize” and socialize your dad. I don’t know the guy, but I bet you he doesn’t have any close friends who are gay/queer… and even if he did, it’s something else when it’s your daughter. Things like this take time. Years. He just doesn’t know, you know? We fear what we don’t know. You have to help him to know.
I feel strongly that if my ex-girlfriend’s southern Baptist-raised parents from Virginia could come around to acceptance and a healthy relationship with their daughter, that anyone’s parents can! Okay, I am a little TOO optimistic sometimes, I admit. Still, I wouldn’t encourage anyone else to do something if I wasn’t confident that with patience, honesty, and courage that this will be fine. Or it will at least be okay. I fully 100% believe that.
is this a thing that people struggle with? having people make out with them too much? how do i make this my life?
