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I too feel closer to my parents after coming out than I have since I was a little kid. I absolutely agree. I just wanted to let you know I really enjoyed this article. I appreciate your humor immensely. So much yes! As a teenager I started calling my mom by her first name after she forgot to pick me up twice in one week as a way of separating the societal expectations from the reality of my mom as her own person who was doing so much for so many people.

My Parents Made Me Gay

He pointed to the large plastic clock on the wall. Those were his final words to me. I was bewildered. But I told him I would, even though I had no idea what that meant. Maybe he wanted more time with my mom and his children. Maybe he wanted another chance to live his life as an openly gay man.

Coming Out to Your Parents

Our family was different than it had been, but one thing changed for the better: we were all living truthfully. Slowly but surely, we began connecting again. We began to forgive. As things settled down, I continued on with high school. For the first time in years, I finally felt peace.

She could have felt loved and accepted for who she really was, the deep, true core of herself. Maybe she can see that from wherever she is now. If I could speak to her now, I would say this: I love you, Mom. Helen Garlick writes, trains and speaks about the healing power of talking.