Coming Out "I'm gay," I told my dad one day on our way to church. It took me 6 years to tell him that I like girls. When I told him he just said "I still love you honey." I didn't really know what to say. I knew I was gay when I was 10, I met this girl and she was my bestfriend we were super close, she wanted to try some stuff out but she was straight and she didn't like me that way at least I don't think. After that night I knew I liked her.. I liked her more than a friend. She moved 2 months after. I was really sad.. I had no bestfriend anymore. No one to go to. We'll the years went by and I dated a lot of guys. No girls because nobody knew yet. When I turned 14 I told people I was bi. When I was 15 I came out as a lesbian and yet guys still tried to get with me. I told them no of course. Everyone knew but my parents and finally in January I had the courage to tell my dad and mom. My parents are complicated they don't live together. I'll write about that one day. But after I left my dads I went back to my moms house. My brother and mom and I were sitting at the dinner table. I look at my mom and I say "Mom, I like girls." My mom looks at me and says "no.. No you don't." I tried to explain to her that I do and I shower her a picture of me and my girlfriend at that time that I actually did truly like girls. But she didn't believe me. It's been about 6 months since I told her and she still doesn't believe me. She brings it up almost everyday and telling me I'm going through a faze but I just leave every time she brings it up because I'm not going to argue with her. My mother says she accepts me, but yet she doesn't believe me.. See in my opinion that's not accepting that's judging ,me. I have a girlfriend now and I've been with her for almost three months, and everybody knows about her. My mom just says that it's nothing because I've only seen her two times. I love my girlfriend I truly do. But my mom is just ridiculous and just can't accept the fact that I like girls. Well that's my coming out story