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|    Help! My Grandma Found Out I'm Gay and B    |
|    25 Apr 21 15:38:15    |
      XPost: mn.politics, alt.madonna.is.a.whore, soc.culture.israel       XPost: alt.politics.gossip       From: jthomq@gmail.com              Go fucking kill yourself!              Dear Prudence,              I am 19 years old, and a few months ago I came out to my parents       and siblings. Everyone has been very accepting and loving. The       problem is this: My younger sister told my uncle and aunt that I       am a lesbian. (It was not done maliciously.) They’re top-of-the-       line homophobes. They told my grandmother, who is now banning me       from Christmas festivities that we celebrate every year.              I told my parents to just go without me and, while reluctant,       they would like to go just to smooth things over. As we get       closer to Christmas, I am getting depressed at the thought of       being alone for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. I could go to       my friend’s house, but that seems pathetic. Please help!              It is not pathetic to spend Christmas with friends. I have       several friends joining me and my family for Christmas this       year, and I can’t wait for them to get here. I’ve spent       Christmas with family in the past, and I’ve spent Christmas with       friends in the past, and it’s always been meaningful and joyful.              That said, I think it’s fine if you want to tell your parents       that you’re feeling hurt about the prospect of being “banned”       from this year’s family celebration because you’re gay. You       don’t have to ask them not to go (although I’m inclined to think       that they shouldn’t), but you can still be honest with them       about how you’re feeling. It sounds like they care about and       support you, and I think they’d want to know if you’re having a       hard time. Even if they still decide to attend, you might feel       better for having stated your feelings out loud to them, and       they might be able to offer more meaningful support if they know       you’re struggling with this. —Danny M. Lavery              From: Help! My Grandma Found Out I’m Gay and Banned Me From       Christmas. (Dec. 19, 2016)              Go fucking kill yourself!                      --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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