it's not corny bro it's words to live by

The amount of likes those posts have too...smfh

I thought so too man wtf

She a b**** man

Tell her you ain't gonna stop doing what your doing aka being yourself until she has you go live with someone else

Im sorry it had to be your mother fam

I say be urself i adjusted myself to be more like my mother wanted me to be and now i’m miserable

ik but i've said that s*** to people as genuine advice and i was laughed at

should've seen the election thread when they were transbashing for 3 pages straight

sounds like red flags

Do what you got to do to get buy, once you are on your own express yourself more, if she never comes to accept you. You have to learn to accept that.

Change is generational, you having non dated perspective is indictive of this.

f*** the first page

shameful

be yourself op don’t listen to anyone telling u how to live your life

the thing where people try to think of the meanest/most shocking thing they can post just to try to get the most likes is annoying

first page full of wack niggas

we love u man!

^

I thought being masculine was toxic

Thanks that 1st page made me cry

Hey, we probably come from very different backgrounds and situations, but I can’t help but see some similarities in your story to my own life. I knew I was bisexual when I was 16 as well, I also started experimenting with makeup (not just nail polish, eyeliner as well) around the same time. Like you, my parents were not very accepting of that, and made me very hesitant to tell them about my sexuality.

I didn’t wind up telling them until about 4 months ago (I’m now 22)

What I learned through those years is that yeah my parents not accepting me as a teen really sucked and really hurt, but I learned that it didn’t change who I was! Even though I didn’t have “their approval” per se, I was still Thomas. I think coming to terms with that is really one of the most important things when it comes to your sexuality and your expression; parents are going to be parents, they’re not going to be on the same wavelength as us because of that generational gap. They don’t see things the way we do, so why huff and puff about things that they probably will never get? I’m not trying to diminish your feelings into “huff and puff” because I know firsthand what you’re feeling, but you know what I mean.

Parents can be a lot of things, but they will never be us! So the quicker you realize that their approval and acceptance doesn’t change anything about who you are, I think things will start to be a bit brighter for you mentally.

Love! <3

if you have the chance to move out please do so

props to you for being you though

i might say f*** it and wear polish too

also might say f*** it and put eyeshadow on