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Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2011 7:31 pm
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Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2011 8:07 pm
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Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2011 8:41 pm
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Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2011 10:41 pm
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Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 4:34 am
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Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 7:14 pm
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Posted: Sat Apr 02, 2011 9:56 am
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Posted: Sat Apr 02, 2011 11:05 am
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TorpidoKoi CrimzenAncient i'm kinda going through that same thing i go to church ever Sunday to always just listen to when my dad (also a minister) talks about hows its wrong and the people who do it are a abomination and junk like that but i just think about how god might not have even said that because Paul(or who ever said it) was the one who did and for all i know he could have just be a homo-fob .but other than that i just think i'm going to wait till i get out of high school in 2 years tell my parents and be done with it and go live with my friend since i probably will be kicked out at that point. Good luck with that. :3 I don't think my parents will ever kick me out but....I just don't want to deal with people at church twice every week...
You need be really careful to find out what your family's views on homosexuality really are, if you're thinking of coming out to them. Unless you never talk about politics with them, try bringing up something like the Westboro Baptist Church's (the God Hates Fags guys) winning the supreme court case to protest at military funerals. They piss everyone off, and if you mention it you can try and gauge how homophobic your parents are. I would be very worried they would try to "heal" you.
I don't know anything about your family, but I do know a ton of people who have been kicked out/disowned/been brainwashed. because they were found out by their families. I would wait until college, and avoid going to a private religious one.
Religion is clearly important to you. Once you move out, you're not going to be in your town's congregation anymore. You'll have to find a new one. If you're open to exploring other denominations, however, you can find that same sense of community in a church that will accept you for being who you are. The Episcopalian church has ordained gay bishops. I believe that the Presbyterian Church is quite liberal. What denomination are you?
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Posted: Sat Apr 02, 2011 11:11 am
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Not British Just Gay TorpidoKoi CrimzenAncient i'm kinda going through that same thing i go to church ever Sunday to always just listen to when my dad (also a minister) talks about hows its wrong and the people who do it are a abomination and junk like that but i just think about how god might not have even said that because Paul(or who ever said it) was the one who did and for all i know he could have just be a homo-fob .but other than that i just think i'm going to wait till i get out of high school in 2 years tell my parents and be done with it and go live with my friend since i probably will be kicked out at that point. Good luck with that. :3 I don't think my parents will ever kick me out but....I just don't want to deal with people at church twice every week... You need be really careful to find out what your family's views on homosexuality really are, if you're thinking of coming out to them. Unless you never talk about politics with them, try bringing up something like the Westboro Baptist Church's (the God Hates Fags guys) winning the supreme court case to protest at military funerals. They piss everyone off, and if you mention it you can try and gauge how homophobic your parents are. I would be very worried they would try to "heal" you. I don't know anything about your family, but I do know a ton of people who have been kicked out/disowned/been brainwashed. because they were found out by their families. I would wait until college, and avoid going to a private religious one. Religion is clearly important to you. Once you move out, you're not going to be in your town's congregation anymore. You'll have to find a new one. If you're open to exploring other denominations, however, you can find that same sense of community in a church that will accept you for being who you are. The Episcopalian church has ordained gay bishops. I believe that the Presbyterian Church is quite liberal. What denomination are you? Thnx I'm don't think they'll try to "heal" me and surely not throw me out or anything. Them and my church are very proud of me for my numerous academic achievements and are currently trying to raise money for me to go to an important educational trip to support my career in engineering. So I'm hoping that will make it easier for the to accept me. And Baptist.
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Posted: Sat Apr 02, 2011 12:32 pm
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Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 1:24 am
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Not British Just Gay TorpidoKoi CrimzenAncient i'm kinda going through that same thing i go to church ever Sunday to always just listen to when my dad (also a minister) talks about hows its wrong and the people who do it are a abomination and junk like that but i just think about how god might not have even said that because Paul(or who ever said it) was the one who did and for all i know he could have just be a homo-fob .but other than that i just think i'm going to wait till i get out of high school in 2 years tell my parents and be done with it and go live with my friend since i probably will be kicked out at that point. Good luck with that. :3 I don't think my parents will ever kick me out but....I just don't want to deal with people at church twice every week... You need be really careful to find out what your family's views on homosexuality really are, if you're thinking of coming out to them. Unless you never talk about politics with them, try bringing up something like the Westboro Baptist Church's (the God Hates Fags guys) winning the supreme court case to protest at military funerals. They piss everyone off, and if you mention it you can try and gauge how homophobic your parents are. I would be very worried they would try to "heal" you. I don't know anything about your family, but I do know a ton of people who have been kicked out/disowned/been brainwashed. because they were found out by their families. I would wait until college, and avoid going to a private religious one. Religion is clearly important to you. Once you move out, you're not going to be in your town's congregation anymore. You'll have to find a new one. If you're open to exploring other denominations, however, you can find that same sense of community in a church that will accept you for being who you are. The Episcopalian church has ordained gay bishops. I believe that the Presbyterian Church is quite liberal. What denomination are you? i think my dad is pretty homophobic because when he thought i was was gay because he found gay porn on my laptop that my cousin was looking at he threatened to be the s**t out of me if i was.So i would either be kicked out or get the crap beat out of me mabey even both
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Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 2:40 am
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Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 5:16 am
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Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 6:11 am
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