Coming Out
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I am bi and I don't try to make people be like me. I accept everyone for who they are no matter what. Unless they are a murderer or rapist or something O.o
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@tineeeable Accept him, love him and be there for him. Open the dialogue between you and him, allowing him to see that his family is there for him no matter what. Bug the crap out of him to open up about his problems. And since he's being bullied, you (or your parents) need to talk to the school about anti-bullying programs. Talk to the school and the teachers about how to spot bullying and how to prevent it. We don't need more unneeded deaths, especially of our youth.
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I was so confused at the beginning about your Mom and......Dad? But then I caught on. XD
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I love irish people! i knownthis has nothing to do with the vid but yeah love them!
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@djmixnmagic yeeeeeeeeessssssssssssss,
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hahaha this is awesome
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5:33 OMFG LOL SLAPPPPPPP.
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I have a question concerning my younger brother (17). I am a girl from Tennessee.I`m 18, have 2 older brothers (20&22), an older half sister older (24) and an older half brother (26). We live in a normal family.We go to college, have fun do sports and are usually (I know, it sounds arrogant) liked.But my little brother is different. He gets bullied, cause he`s gay. It took him a long time to tell us. He even became suicidal! And even though we accept him,it is hard.
How can I help him? Please??
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Have you ever seen the play "Removing the Glove?" Same concept but the substitute being left handed for being LGBT.
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Really well filmed aside from the Mic man.
I was the same, until my mum asked me if i was gay.
It was one of the best things that ever happened to me, especially since im now in a long term relationship with my bf.
The freedom you get is absolutely amazing, you feel free to be yourself, there aren't many greater gifts than that.
DirAlbino 2 years ago 75
Hot Irish boys with hot Irish accents. I'm dyin' here...
djmixnmagic 1 year ago 11