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Today, I asked my mom if she thought I was straight. She looked at me and said, "Well, that's really up to you honey. But your father and I would still love you." I was asking if she thought I had parked straight. FML

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yeah, her parents are accepting.

blkwhtrbbt 0

decision? you honestly think there is a choice involved? That's like choosing whether or not to have vision. Or hearing. there is no choice involved. Research says that's more true for guys than for girls though.

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FatJoke321 0

hahaahaahahahaha thats funny XD at least she'll still love you though :)

not a very bad fml, but really funny!

Why is this an FML??? Your parents sound pretty cool. It'd be an FML if you were asking about the car, but your parents thought you meant sexuality, and said they would disown you, not realizing that you were, in fact, homosexual.

Today my mom told me that she and my father had unconditional love for me. FML

Why is this an FML? You have it great. I'm a lesbian and get the joy of trying to tell my ultra religious mum about my girlfriend. I wish my mum would react like yours. D:

i agree. why is this a FML cos it sucks to think that your mum wld accept you if you were not straight? this just shows you how much she loves you for gawd's sake u dumbass go get her a nice gift for mother's day

This is SO NOT an FML. OMG, F YOUR LIFE BECAUSE YOUR PARENTS WOULD STILL LOVE AND ACCEPT YOU IF YOU WERE HOMOSEXUAL. YOU POOR THING.

Teriyaki360 0

If you ask it the way u do, Mom am i straight, obviously she will thinking the other thing >_>

It's not a "decision," #8. Gays don't "decide" to be gay anymore than straights "decide" to be straight. All we decide is to acknowledge our urges and whether or not to act on them.

Translated, this reads: "I have tolerant and loving parents. FML"