Im scared.
I say under my breath as i get closer too my parents room
Will they support?
Or will they reject me
Or maybe its time too go
I really love this girl with my HEART
and she feels the same but my parents doesn’t know and i need them too see her
*pounds pounds*
every inch i get closer
*pounds pounds*
Its time
As i open the the door
I see my parents laying there
My mom ask “are you ok sweetie”
As i nod i say
“Mom , Dad i think its time”
My mom say “what do you mean” with a concerning face
“Im lesbian”
My parents sat there confused but then
they hugged me and said “we’ll always love you honey”
“So lets meet ur love one”
-Don’t be scared too come
About the Creator
Jyana Atkins
I really like sushi
Im 23 years old
I have two kids both are girls
I been too Japan Paris Afica and Alaska
Im married too my beloved husband, Chirs Atkins
I been married for about 8 years and September 9 is our anniversary
I love mystery show
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