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Thank you so much for the advice!! :) Since I posted this, I decided to come out of the closet and just be open about it. She and I were known as the queens of drama in high school, so we knew that the drama would be incorporated into the relationship. The reason for it is because we are so young, and so different. The past 3 years, our relationship didn't succeed because we were trying to change each other instead of learning to get along. Now, we have reached a point of attempting to have our worlds come together in a harmonic way, instead of changing each other. She's made me want to communicate a lot more, and she's learned from me that she doesn't need to tell me everything. So we are finding a medium in that. She has stated that she's not ready to tell her parents. We are going to try to continue to find a happy medium and stabilize our relationship. That's ultimately what I am looking for, a more stable relationship, so I thought that being public about it would allow that. I know that as her partner, i should be supportive and understanding about this, instead of forcing her to do things my way. I just wish to be acknowledged in her life. In her cellphone, I am not even under my own name. She has me under "Secretive Textive Person". Anyways, thanks again CK. and have a nice dayy! :)
everyone comes to terms with their parents at their own pace give her time. two, even the best love changes course so make sure that tbkugh while helping your relationship grow, you allow roomfor yourself to grow planning for a future, your goals in life etc. dont lose yourself on a woman in case it doesnt work out. been there done that. other than that enjoy what you share with her cuz any love that last a day or fifty years is good love :p
I agree with CK. I was trying to think of the best way to put everything in words and CK did it perfectly. You are still young and as you get out of high school you will change alot and become a different person then in high school. Others will change around you. I believe just give the relationship time and yes try and cut out the drama in your life and figure out what you really want. As of the parents unfortunately you will have to deal with them till you move out on your own. Once you move out it will be easier. As of your friend not telling her parents don't push her. It takes time and it can be hard to deal with when some parents are so against same sex dating. Maybe she is still trying to figure out herself also and who she really is. At first with me I thought I was just "experimenting" when I was in high school but as I got older I never really changed how I felt about the other sex. I never really fell in love with a women but I believe I can but unfortunately I am with a male right now so who knows. I did have very strong feelings though for a woman before but I don't think she really took me seriously cause at the time I just had my first child and she was lesbian and I am Bi. I still think about her till this day. I always wonder if what if she was really interested in me like I was with her. Kind of saddens me. I really wanted to be with her so strongly. Wish I could see her again. Sorry side tracked lol! But anyways I hope this helps! :)
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Hun I think you are just learning what love is in a world that isn't always so kind to gays and lesbians, if you feel this is something true and loving than you have to go for it. It does sound a bit drama filled, but that is probably due in part to both of you being so young, you are both navigating love and relationships that your parent's don't approve of. At this point both of you are most likely financially dependent on your parents and that makes it even harder. In the future when you are on your own this won't make such a huge impact. Of course it does seem reasonable that you want your relationship to be known and accepted by her parents, but don't make that an ultimatum, as you are forcing her wide out of the closet and that isn't anyone's place to do beside's her's. If she makes you happy, have fun with the relationship, but remember, this may not be the woman you spend the rest of your life with, so learn from her, but work on cutting out the drama~
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