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GirlOfManyFaces
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Default Feb 21, 2013 at 12:27 AM
 
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Originally Posted by mazing View Post
I am sorry you have to experience that. Unfortunately a lot of people still don't understand that homosexuality does not make you lesser. It is still a stereotype that many people haven't overcome.

What would happen if you spoke to him calmly about his view? Question the accuracy of what he is saying and doing? I know that sometimes people don't realise how offensive they are being until called up on it. Unfortunately there are those who do know though and don't care.

I am sorry you are having to struggle through this on your own - is there anyone you can talk to? A friend, counsellor or someone else you are close to? You shouldn't have to go through this alone.

Also I would suggest having a look online for different articles and resources about telling family. It shouldn't happen but unfortunately this kind of issue is far too common

He would probably blow up and might beat me. He isn't reasonable and he doesn't listen. He doesn't even think that all of the laws are meant for him. He bows and doesn't care. He is just ...

I don't have anyone to talk to IRL. I am completely alone...

I don't know if I should tell my parents anything. They will freak! And that is an understatement.
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