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Luna: My relationship with my parents? Good? I think? They're pretty great, even if they're kind of cringe. When I wasn't sure if I was trans yet, I went to both of them. Me: I think I might be trans? Mom: Do you want to try estrogen? Me: . . .

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#QueerCharChat | September 25, 2026 This question can be either sad or happy, your character can choose. They can talk about their bio parents or maybe an adoptive family. It's up to them. They can even talk about a friend that is more like a parent to them. #WritingCommunity #QueerWriting

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Dad: Yeah. It should clear things up pretty quick. I tried it for a month and it was *not* for me. Me: You tried estrogen? Why? Dad: I was at risk from prostate cancer, and since mom is bi– Me (to Mom): You're bi? Mom: Have you *seen* women?

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Dad: Anyway, it seemed like transitioning might be a good preventative measure. It was terrible. I was irritable nd dpressed… Mom: <nods> and no sex drive *at all* I think I was the most embarrassed I'd ever been. But I got on E, so, yeah.

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secret chipmunk

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that is pretty amazing to be honest lmao. but what is it with parents one upping our coming out stories?!? My mom came out as bi when i came out as trans with the old casual “oh yeah ive slept with a few women“