I’m about 90% sure my son is gay. I have no stereotypical reasons to believe this. I just know but if he comes out that he is gay I’m going to have to fake a shocked expression. Then I’ll probably bust out laughing like “Boy get out of here. I knew before you did!”
Then I’ll hug him and love him all day long because nothing has changed one bit and any fear he had about coming out will melt away in my arms while they are wrapped around him!!
StayBehindThePines on March 5th, 2020 at 06:39 UTC »
I’m about 90% sure my son is gay. I have no stereotypical reasons to believe this. I just know but if he comes out that he is gay I’m going to have to fake a shocked expression. Then I’ll probably bust out laughing like “Boy get out of here. I knew before you did!”
Then I’ll hug him and love him all day long because nothing has changed one bit and any fear he had about coming out will melt away in my arms while they are wrapped around him!!
AlarmingPapaya on March 5th, 2020 at 06:41 UTC »
Like I specifically love the fact he thought it was a possibility, not a sure thing
HagbardCelineHere on March 5th, 2020 at 09:24 UTC »
An orchestra buddy of mine from way back once relayed his coming out story to me:
Friend, after four months of screwing up the courage: dad, I'm gay
Dad, taking his son by the shoulders: Son, we love you. I mean no shit, but we love you.