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From: SydTheSkeptic
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  • That was a great story & video. Your Mom seems like a dear =)

  • My father once said something about gay men and how they recruit innocent boys :) At first I thought your mother was a bit like him until I heard about her reaction to your coming out. I have always been bi, and when I came out to my parents they flatly denied it...

  • When I came out to my Mom, she looked at me and said "I know". Kind of anti-climatic...

  • I feel your pain. :o)

  • Well there was the time a long time back. I was getting fucked in the but and I thought to myself, am I gay? LOL just had to...

  • My parents just told me not to come home in drag and I was cool with that:-)

  • lol- were you even DOING drag at the time...? Or was that just the vision of "gay" in their heads?

  • Nah, i look like hell in drag! I grew up in rural TN, that was all they knew about being gay back then. Still, I had it much better than some of my friends, they still talked to me!

  • lol.. gah i hope my mom is that cool... i just see in my head that she will go "no shit!"

  • Like "no shit!" in a funny way? Like as in "Duh!"

    How's your mom doing, anyway?

  • That just made me laugh SO hard. I haven't come out to my mom but I'm pretty sure she knows. She reads my facebook and livejournal and well, I am not exactly secretive on either one.

  • That was how it was with my grandparents. They knew but I just couldn't SAY it. My mom asked me not to. I was like- what...? Are they gonna turn to stone and keel over? She was cool...to a point.

    Even now she mourns the fact that I'm going to burn in hell. :o)

  • Great story!

  • Tank you veddy mooch.

  • Great vid Syd.

    Mum's can be really annoying sometimes can't they?

    How do they know that stuff? :)

  • It's maternal gaydar. :o)

  • great story, thanks for sharing. dec 08 is when I came out to my closets friends. Now I`m with a wonderful girl. Im happier now then I have ever been in my life. My family has been very supportive :)

  • That's awesome! Very happy for ya.

    My mom's gotten a bit closer to God since then, so she's supportive right now being I'm a "non-practicing" lesbian (aka "single") but otherwise she's sad that I won't be joining her in Heaven. Hehe. I kid you not.

  • great story. i wish there were some sneaky lesbians around here

  • According to my mom, they're pretty much everywhere.

    I'll ask her where she hangs out.

  • What a great story Syd, really well told.

    I loved the line about the sneaky lesbians getting you and your Mum's come back about why it took you so long to figure it out.

  • Yeah, everyone pretty much knew before I did.

  • I love this video... A Mom always knows... ALWAYS.

    Like when I first told my mom that I thought I was a pain in the ass... she knew. I was shocked

  • It was all that pre-Facebook pokin' that gave ya away.

  • Thank you for attaching this video...it was really quite hilarious with the munchkin voice...hehehe Loved the story! My mom wasn't that surprised either oddly enough.

  • lol- isn't that funny.

    They know before we do

    well, some anyway.

    Thanks for YOUR vid, Mic.

  • Moms ALWAYS know.

    Pisses me off. LOL

    My own lesbian thoughts have really only ever consisted of wanting to see what Donna Mills looks like without eye shadow.

  • lol

    I guess I can relate. The thought of Dolly Parton in comfortable shoes....

  • lol "sneaky lesbians".... "they got me mom" thanks for sharing your story. :)

  • Thanks for listenin' :o)

  • Very funny story!

    I wanna go camping with you..

  • In retrospect, I think my mom was referring to lesbians like you. ;o) hehe.

    Thinkin' of ya.

  • The voice cracks me up! Great story, I love it!

  • :o)

  • Cool story!

    Five Stars!!

  • Tank ya. Tank ya veddy mooch.

  • Awwe Syd....Great vid...The chipmunk voice is to die for!

    Hugz sugar! JoJo

  • Hehe.

    Alvin thanks you. ;o)

  • So before you began identifying as a homosexual, one would PRESUME you identified as heterosexual... Did realising you're attracted to females instantly make you feel males were unattractive? Or was it a gradual process? Or are you still attracted to males? If that were the case, though, you'd identify as bisexual, not homosexual. *ponder*

    This question coming from a bisexual male. :p

  • Actually, I identified as asexual prior to the lesbian-epiphany. lol

    I don't see people in sexual terms. Apparently, I'm kind of odd that way but the fact is, I don't even see homosexuality as being defined solely by sexual attraction.

    I simply fell in love with a woman and the sex was something that added to the intimacy that was already there- the intimacy that made it deeper than what's usual between two good friends.

  • Not sure if that answers the question.

    Men are beautiful. Just cuz I'm a lesbian doesn't mean I don't know what an attractive man looks like. :o)

  • *sniffle* You knew just what to say! :p

    I wouldn't say you're odd that way, I know a surprising number of people who express similarly asexual values.

    And homosexuality is very open to interpretation in its definition, as are all sexualities, I suppose.. Solely romantic love, solely sexual interest, both as prerequesites... I'm unsure how'd I'd classify them.

  • Coming out is really coming home to our true selves.

    I wonder how many of us had our parents say similar things or react the same? I figured it out when I was 13-14. A year later I was trying to be tactful and gentle with my mother, carefully choosing wordsand in her inimitable British way she said "Are you trying to tell me you're homosexual, oh dear...we KNEW that." LOL

    It was underwhelming, as it should be really. Very sad when I hear the struggles some people go through with coming out.

  • As a teacher, I've come across many middle schoolers who are self-aware enough to be out and it blows me away how much brave they are.

  • I'm going to bet those kids have a real strong will, survival instincts and perseverance in life generally. An ability to rise above and most importantly in the background, supportive, accepting adults.

    Before I graduated from college and after I went through my high school teaching education block, I knew there was no way I could be myself and a high school teacher in this state. It took a long time to accept that, more than being gay.

  • Yeah, I'd nix time compression next time. Good story, but couldn't keep a straight face with the chipmunk voice... just 2 early cents.

  • Hehe- thanks. That's the only reason I keep using it- it still makes me chuckle!

  • good vid syd.

  • Thanks V-man.

  • This is one of my Favorit videos...

  • Is it the chipmunk voice..? Or the idea of Xena, nekked..?

  • hmmm xena...or chipmunk....xena or chipunk...... hmmm I am thinking the chipmunk voice gets me every time

  • It's got a shelf-life.  :ol

  • Great video!

  • Thanks Ronnie! Congrats again on 3 years!

  • wait what? you're a Lesbian! when did this happen?? :p  kidding

    Sneaky lesbians are the best lesbians.

    Not that it's any of their business, but do your students know?

  • Some do but not because I declare it. It's middle school so for most of them, the word "homosexual" evokes nothing but sexual imagery they've come across in the media. I should do a vlog with how I handle this as a middle school teacher. It's very different for high school teachers.

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