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i  have  so  many questions  i dont  know  where  to  begin. first  of  all  im  20  and  my girlfriend of  a year and  4 months have  had  alot  of problems because  of  my mom.  my mom  found  out  a year  ago  and kicked  me out said  she rather  me  be  dead and  stop  talking  to  me and well  at the  time  my  girl  was 15 and i was 19 and  when  my  mom  kicked  me out  i went to live  with  my  girlfriend  and  my  mom  LEFT  ME  UGLY VOICE MAILS  saying  she was  callin  CPS on me and stuff and i  moved  6 hours  away AND   now  my mom  talks  to me and  thinks im  NOT GAY  ANYMORE but  i want  to move  back  but  WHY  WONT  MY  MOM JUST SEE  iM  the  happiest  i  have ever  BEEN with  her why WONT  SHE JUST EXCEPT ME FOR ME?

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Your mother is in a different generation- one that is more strict and conservative than understanding and liberal. You can't make her accept you and the only reason she doesn't is because those are the beliefs she was not only raised with, but also that she simply lives by. You should stand up to her. Step up and yell back if you need to. Put your foot down and explain to her everything you told me and more. Put your put down. Stand your ground. Take charge of the situation and your own life!

And congrats on the 16 months of happiness :)

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Robbie Francis

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I CAN answer (and any that are similar): why do my parents hate me? Why can't my parents accept me? Is it wrong being gay? Will my parents ever accept me? Why do I feel so alone and alienated? Is being gay a sin? How can/do I come out? When do I come out? I CAN NOT answer: why am I gay?

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I am gay and have come out. I have been depressed and suicidal in the past, but I am much better now. I have helped friends who are gay.

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Outdoor Odyssey (a mentoring program for special needs children), SLC (Students for Life Choices)

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In high school, so I can relate to most teens.

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