u/No-Cake-4792

being a bit of a partypooper and gloom

to all the queer folks out there, I'm sure I'm not the only one who feels this way but I was just sat thinking about how the second my parents find out, they'll almost immediately turn their backs on me and it's not like I've got a good relationship with either one of them in the first place. I know problems aren't exclusive to me and although it may seem harsh, everybodys too worried about their problems to care about anyone else's let's not lie to ourselves; also I'm def not someone who can maintain or even navigate most social interactions and that's on me, which is like rubbing salt on a wound when you haven't even got a stable base (aka a stable family background) to bounce off of.

anyway long story short, it has just dawned on me how truly alone I am

my question is: how does accept a hard truth and move on from it? (don't sugarcoat things)

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u/No-Cake-4792 — 1 day ago