How My Mom Knew I was Gay (before I came out)

This is the story of how my mom knew I was gay before I officially came out to her. How did your parents react when you came out? leave a comment down below!

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[robertbissonnette]

Okay good story I came out when I was in high school my parents knew before I told them I'm married to my partner be yourself love yourself be proud of yourself

[stevefreedman]

Although I'm much older than you baby doll...Ive been out nearly 30 years and like you, my family and friends knew all the time even before I came out....I came out later in my life(27) but kids are coming out younger these days and I am so happy to see that. In my day coming out you didn't do...many stayed in the closet or others just felt the need. But I am so proud of you honey and NEVER let people discredit you for any reason and do not let being gay define the person you are. YOU are so much more than that. Congrats honey and be happy😊😊😊👍🏿🎶xo "Mama" Steve

[itsnatemarshall]

You capture what most people feel on a daily basis with this. ❤️☮️

[TheRealEddieBrock]

I came out in 94 when I was 24. It was hard back then. Society, religion and the fear of losing..alot.

It seems easier for LGBTI youth to just be themselves. I think we have paved the way that we should've just gotten rid of "coming out" by now. #JustBeYou

[traviscisco]

My mother couldn't even say it. She just said: I Know (over the phone.) My short ver. Good job Chris!

[ariesdragon]

I came out to my mom when i was in high school when i was 17 years old

[MatthewESC]

I came out in the summer before starting highschool so i think i was about 14 (3 years ago). Luckily my parent's were accepting, my dad did not know and was accepting, but my mom also knew she said she knew since i was a little child lmao!

[you_may_bleed]

That smile! Oh how I've missed it

[DavidMcFarner]

They almost always know. They usually just wait for you to tell them.

[itsmiahtime]

Congratulations on your truth! I am beyond elated that this generation is able to be who they are.

[odarkerbytheminuteo]

People are people, we should accept everyone and welcome. Love your vids!❤

[danieldonaldson]

My mom said she knew I was gay ever since I was in kindergarten 😂

[strafrag]

Yes, Stan. Your generation is lucky. I told a couple of "friends" when I was 13 and never saw them again. Those were way different times. Cheers, mate!

[angelq]

Man your actually relatable bro like an actual relatable dude thanks for this vid
Makes me just want to keep up in your vids good stuff

[dustinwhitaker]

This is a great YouTube video and i am glad that it went smoothly for you. I was almost the same way all through high school i was bullied up until. I came out and it seemed to stop after i still get called some names but i don't care just as long as i am true to my self and happy with my self! I love watching you're videos on here they are really funny and i can't wait to see the next one!

[nicholasxavier]

When the time is right for you; and not a moment sooner; it'll happen.

[richmlvcable]

Your brother outing you is NOT acceptable regardless of how angry he is...

[alweb]

I'll tell you what is obvious, your family loves you so much, so deeply, even your brother. I know it's hard sometimes but don't be boastful about how smart you are. Love you and your work son and I'm an older straight guy who likes your human interactions. ☺️

[LwJohnL]

That's awesome Chris! Glad it went smoothly!

[legna]

In the beginning you reminded me of a dolphin 🐬🤣