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phoenix_is_here0 • Jan 12, 2026 @ 7:54pm

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So I’m a transmasc/gynosexual/demiboy they/he (gynosexual: male attracted to feminism no matter what) and idk how to tell my homophobic mom or my homophobic grandma (my grandma will bring up r3lig0n and how „god made u a girl“ which makes me uncomfortable) and I’m under the age of 18 and living under my grandmas roof. Me and my mom are moving out soon so we can live with her Finance aka my step-dad but hes also homophobic and the school counselor tried telling my mom im trans but my mom never said anything to me that day and at the Hospital I was at the behavioral Health Assistant told my mom and aunt but my mom didn’t bring it up to me. I have Supportive Friends and adults, but not my Family (except my bi Cousin and my pan cousin). I‘m scared to come out and I just can’t. I told my mom I was trans but she kept saying „No ur not“ and I hated it. Can anyone help?

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