@willdavis Best advice I can give is to leave him be, and let him love who he does. I get that it may be hard processing that he is gay, but he is still the same boy you raised. Only difference is he likes the same gender. There is a small change, yes, but he is still the same boy at heart. I'm not a parent myself, but many of my friends have had un-accepting parents and in the long run it ruined them. So, if you love your son, try to accept it. If you can't, well... atleast try to hide it. Don't treat him any different than how you did before.

chocolate milk or hot cocoa, a cupcake and wrapping myself in a blanket is usually how i spend my time to wind down...
if not, i just straight up dont eat.. ...depends how depresso my expresso is

@Helpmeplz If hes a respectable guy, try to talk it out with him. Since hes bi, he would probably understand you're questioning about only liking girls instead of being bi as well. I'm lesbian myself, and I was in a similar situation at one point... best advice I can give is to talk it out. If hes not understanding of it, then oh well.. I get that you don't want to hurt him, and that's sweet of you, but its better to work it out than be in a relationship where you're unsure of your own feelings.
Please tell me how things work out- if you need anyone to talk to about this feel free to DM me ♥

Tea tree oil... you can also add a small dollop of olive oil or shampoo to help make it easier to put on since its rather thin. Tea tree helps with dandruff and hair growth speed, while olive oil helps renew the colour of your hair, making it more vibrant and can help thicken it...
hope this helps ♥

Tea tree oil... you can also add a small dollop of olive oil or shampoo to help make it easier to put on since its rather thin. Tea tree helps with dandruff and hair growth speed, while olive oil helps renew the colour of your hair, making it more vibrant and can help thicken it...
hope this helps ♥

@Helpmeplz If hes a respectable guy, try to talk it out with him. Since hes bi, he would probably understand you're questioning about only liking girls instead of being bi as well. I'm lesbian myself, and I was in a similar situation at one point... best advice I can give is to talk it out. If hes not understanding of it, then oh well.. I get that you don't want to hurt him, and that's sweet of you, but its better to work it out than be in a relationship where you're unsure of your own feelings.
Please tell me how things work out- if you need anyone to talk to about this feel free to DM me ♥

chocolate milk or hot cocoa, a cupcake and wrapping myself in a blanket is usually how i spend my time to wind down...
if not, i just straight up dont eat.. ...depends how depresso my expresso is

@willdavis Best advice I can give is to leave him be, and let him love who he does. I get that it may be hard processing that he is gay, but he is still the same boy you raised. Only difference is he likes the same gender. There is a small change, yes, but he is still the same boy at heart. I'm not a parent myself, but many of my friends have had un-accepting parents and in the long run it ruined them. So, if you love your son, try to accept it. If you can't, well... atleast try to hide it. Don't treat him any different than how you did before.