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Aw, I'm sorry. Time may help to work things out. Just, wait, maybe write them a letter telling how you feel & asking them why they reacted that way (we're in the 21st century right?) I bet they won't find an appropriate answer to explain why they kicked you out & then they might try to ponder the question more into depth.
I hope it's not too hard for you to cope with this situation, remember we're all here if you need to talk or want free advises. : smug :
 
Wow... That's not the kind of support you'd find at most places! See, I didn't mention the fact that I'm bisexual in my 'introduction' post because... Well I wasn't sure if people would be cruel about it or not... But I see that you all aren't just everyday jerks... That's comforting.

It took me half a year to finally admit to myself that I'm bi. It was alot harder to admit to myself then it was to admit to my family. I know nothing is wrong with it, but my shallowness just didn't want to deal with everybody else... You just gotta remember that they're your parents and they'll love you anyways. But it's really important to take your time and be sure that you'll 110% ready to tell them.
 
It's been my experience that for the most part, BB'ers are usually the good types of people. Supportive, nice, open-minded etc, etc,...

See I'm the opposite, sorta, it took me a lot less time to admit to myself I liked girls than to tell my family, which, I haven't technically done yet, though they do know. (Possibly because my mom and I were really close, and she has a gaydar.)
I'm kinda like that too, I mean I Really don't see why its a big deal at all. It's just a part of you, it's liking red heads or blondes.

It's been a while since we heard from you G, how's it going? If you want to talk, we're here.
 
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