He won't present me to his family,is he ashamed of me?
Question Posted Sunday March 25 2012, 12:42 pm
(male,gay)Well,I have a boyfriend,we've been dating for almost two years and a half,but he hasn't presented me to his family as his partner,they do know me,though,but just as any other f***g friend of his,is he ashamed of me?We have been through this like a thousand times but I guess I'm just pretty tired of speaking and speaking all the time without coming to any solution,What can I do?This has already jeopardised our relationship 'cause I'm seriously thinking about dumping him,'cause I'm not a criminal,thanks in advance for your help!
Imperfectionist answered Monday March 26 2012, 7:39 am: There are many reasons for this... gay relationships and parentals... are ass because there seems to be so many problems unless you have amazing parents. His reasonings could be his parents don't know he's gay, have you ever asked if he told them? His parents could even know but not approve of it or just don't want to believe it He may have just come out to them and he isn't sure how to let you meet them. Or he may have never let his gay lover meet his boyfriend before so it's a big complicated step for him.
Just talk to him about it. [ Imperfectionist's advice column | Ask Imperfectionist A Question ]
solidadvice4teens answered Sunday March 25 2012, 8:08 pm: Have you thought of the possibility that it's their reaction he's afraid of? They may know he's gay but might not like the idea of him having a partner. Then again, maybe he's not revealed that he's gay to them.
It's them he's worried over and not you. He obviously is out to protect you and doesn't love you less. Talk to him about how this bothers you and ask the reason for the behavior before being so quick to jump to conclusions and ditch a person. [ solidadvice4teens's advice column | Ask solidadvice4teens A Question ]
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