Coming Out with Mom

A gay daughter's one-on-one talk with her Mom about coming out.

Michelle from the Beaver Bunch and her Mom discuss questions on coming out.

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[Mi6miro4eta]

Your mom is great !

My mother will never understand me..

[Catharina937]

@Catharina937 a few hours later my mom came to my room and said "well .. I just wanted to tell you something .. it doesn't make a difference that your bi to me, your still my daughter and I love you no matter what. and by the way .. I know what your going through .. I'm also bisexual." than she told me about her first relationship with a woman and I was like "awwww" :

[Lucailey]

Mama's Mama Beav, you rock!

[jCarlos000008]

if only it was that simple

[peifergk]

Thank you for this video. My mom died when I was ten, and making her proud of who I am is the most important thing in my world. I'm almost thirty and I know I'm gay, but have been unable admit it because she's the only person I really want to tell and I can't. It's eating me alive, and I think I'm ready, but it makes me sad. I'm afraid to become someone she doesn't know. You are a very lucky girl Michelle, and your mom is as well. I would give anything to be able to have that moment with my mom

[DianaLovesTacos]

i can descride my bisexuality like my hair,

it was brown when i was born and it will always be brown,

[EllaBlueberry]

I know I could make understand them that me feeling about girls are real...but it just would be so much easier if I would fall in love...Maybe like Bette used to say in TLW (was it Bette?!) "with some lesbians you have to break up more than once" I should say "to some parents U should speak more than once."

xoxoxo from switzerland

[MagicWineGlass]

Everything about this video is beautiful. Nuff said

[Anon1870]

When i first discovered i was bisexual, i told my best friends to see their reaction. I was about 13 and a few of them are homophobic, so the lack of maturity added to that aswell. It was a negative reaction i got, so i told them i was joking. I'm now 15 and i must say, my friends have maturity beyond their years now. I told them that i really am bisexual about 2 months ago and they're completely fine with it now. It took some adjusting for them, but i'm just waiting to tell my parents now.

[toribabb11]

I agree with ya Mi6miro4eta. My parents was shocked and disappointed that I didnt tell them. Cause I didnt know how to reacted on it. It took my parents had to accepted that Im an lesbian. Im not worried what people say about me. They got to accept whom I am. If they cant do that, I dont need to be around them. Thats including my parents too

[1991teamjacob]

@Catharina937 unfortunately I tried telling my mum about me being bi. I tried by telling her about my best friend who came out to me the same day I came out to her but my mum really didn't understand and then my mum goes to me you better not be bi. Actually I think she said to me you don't like girls as well, do you? So I don't think I'm going to tell my mum. I'm to scared...So can someone help me? I really don't know what to do and how to do it!!!!!!

[MrJason300]

I feel so at peace watching this video. Love this video that you two have done together :)