Aww ^^

as far as family reactions go to coming out goes, it isn't the worst.

This is exactly how I came out to my family

Oh we telling coming out stories down here? I came out in gym class. No one knew how to react, but it was generally positive afterward.

It was during sex ed, talking about pregnancy risk. I laughed, the instructor asked why I was laughing, and I explained I wouldn't need to worry about that. My parents ended up finding out through school staff.

Man, high school was wild.

mooney_delta said:
This is exactly how I came out to my family

This is exactly how my brother came out to us. His boyfriend was so relieved by our low-key reaction, he started to cry...because his family wasn't nearly so accepting.

Wait didn't blue's family know this already post #2213011

mcpipz said:
Wait didn't blue's family know this already post #2213011

They probably just knew they were friends

mcpipz said:
Wait didn't blue's family know this already post #2213011

Different point in time.

The children always look so cute in this comic.

lol thats teh best reaction XD

You have more courage than I do, Blue.

God, I had to plan out coming out as bi to my mom. It took months to build up the courage...and she thought it wasn't a big deal.

Blue is literally the same way I was.

Blue's family looks like they are used to each other bring home someone special.

If I ever have a child and I'm told that they grow to become attracted to the same sex, I'll immediately drop what I'm doing, distribute high fives to both of them and order their pizza of choice in celebration.

I always thought green was a girl

wait... was light-blue not female ? °-° anyway idc its still sweet ^-^

azurio said:
wait... was light-blue not female ? °-° anyway idc its still sweet ^-^

jdoug said:
I always thought green was a girl

I am amused that you each made the opposite mistake. Green and blue are both male, although admittedly it's not at all obvious from most strips taken in isolation. There are a few where it's spelled out though, e.g. post #2226449

This series is one of my favs on here, ALOT of them are very relatable and I love it.

yeah yeah sure... wher's the mother crying, the dad screaming "u're no more my son" and all the realistic ending?

> No matter how it goes, we'll still have each other

> What's for dinner?

Double punch in the feels

Goals

That kid has his priorities straight

Family: Awwwww baby we aren't the 1950s

the_ace1233 said:
That kid has his priorities straight

dinner