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How can she be a lesbian?
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My friends mother has just come out as gay. I can't understand how you can suddenly decide you are gay. She's been married to her husband for 16 years. My friend is really upset and hopes that her mum is just having a midlife crisis.
Either it's a phase she's going through or she's always been gay? What do you think? What advise can I give my friend?
Either it's a phase she's going through or she's always been gay? What do you think? What advise can I give my friend?
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well you know how a lot of lesbians dress. They wear timberland boots and checked shirts, baggy jeans with chains hanging down and caps. Oh and my friend thought lesbians didn't wear bras cause they normally wear vests. That's probably just our stereotype of a lesbian. My friend's mum couldn't be more opposite to that. Sorry if this offended anyone.
My friend will accept it eventually I'm sure but the whole family was so shocked. She is worried about her dad too and the poor bugger is wondering what he's done wrong. He's been signed off work for a month and can't stop crying. Shes more worried about him at the moment.
My friend will accept it eventually I'm sure but the whole family was so shocked. She is worried about her dad too and the poor bugger is wondering what he's done wrong. He's been signed off work for a month and can't stop crying. Shes more worried about him at the moment.
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PMSL @ that description of what lesbians look like. My mum has never worn jeans or checked shirts and she would rather never leave the house than put a pair of Timberland boots on.... btw I have some Timberlands and i'm not gay.
My mum has been 'out' since the early 70s. It was no big deal even back then.
My mum has been 'out' since the early 70s. It was no big deal even back then.
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It's not unusual for lesbians to give birth, perhaps your friend's mum felt she had to get married to conform with parental expectations, once your friend was born.
She's still her mum, nothing's changed. It's the dad I feel sorry for, he must be desperately confused about the whole situation - as well as rejected.
She's still her mum, nothing's changed. It's the dad I feel sorry for, he must be desperately confused about the whole situation - as well as rejected.