![]() ![]() Sometimes it happens during fights, in anger, the words screamed at you. Calm, calm, calm, calmĬoming out isn’t always a saccharine, Hollywood moment. The words should come from them: this is their movie and we’re just extras. Gentle nudges, yes statement and pronouncements – “You’re trans, aren’t you?” – maybe not. If you feel they’re on the cusp, tell them you’ve noticed there’s something on their mind, that they can trust you if something is bothering them. Coming out is a watershed moment, a huge release of fear, hope, relief, joy and anger – there’s a lot going on. ![]() Never fear: we’re here to help you handle it like a pro. As open-minded as you are, you may still find yourself surprised if your child comes out to you. Society is evolving, young people feel more able to express their sexuality and/or gender progress isn’t waiting for us to catch up. But it’s true what they say: there’s no manual. A lot of parenting is instinctive – from dad jokes, being a personal chauffeur, or a personal bank manager, to the big stuff like discipline and being a shoulder to cry on. ![]()
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