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Making a statement
Kelly's not coming to New York with me in June for my little brother's high school graduation. Last night, I asked my mother if it would be okay for her to come with me. Her response?
"I don't think it's an appropriate time to make a statement."
After much clarification and "I'm just concerned for the kids", it became apparent that that meant "no." I suppose I should cut her some slack, because she's only had 7 YEARS to get used to the possibility that I might someday wind up in a committed relationship with another woman.
I really should have followed through on the plan to have her trapped in an elevator with a dozen PFLAG members.
"I don't think it's an appropriate time to make a statement."
After much clarification and "I'm just concerned for the kids", it became apparent that that meant "no." I suppose I should cut her some slack, because she's only had 7 YEARS to get used to the possibility that I might someday wind up in a committed relationship with another woman.
I really should have followed through on the plan to have her trapped in an elevator with a dozen PFLAG members.
This is not what you want to hear
I really should have followed through on the plan to have her trapped in an elevator with a dozen PFLAG members.
Not a bad idea. Maybe you should sign her up for a mailing list or two.