Please, Play as my Wife!Ch29 - Make it Enough

 

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  2. RJ, you are perfect the way you are and don’t let anyone break you down.

    I had the same issue as you, as my sexuality was not ‘allowed’ by my family, in the end I chose my happiness over being ‘fillial’ and tbh, I have never regretted it since.

    I can only give you one piece of advice, be true to yourself and don’t let others dictate you.

    Keep fighting and know that you are loved!

    • Thank you so much. And good on choosing happiness, I’m happy for you.

      I actually came out at school during high school (had mix reactions) then when I turned eighteenth, I was forced to come out to my mother (didn’t go that good).

      I honestly, now, let people know how gay I am. I have lgbt stickers on all my electronics, on my backpack, on my headphones, I have lgbt merch, and I have a gay flag on my wall. Lol

  3. You’re right RJ now days love is hard to find its better to just be us though every ones road is different, waiting for the ones that suit our tastes is a better choice

    And am so touched and hurt to know that the angst here is one of your life experience…

    Thanks for the chapters ❤❤

  4. not gonna lie, I cried while reading about Wayne. I was also someone “hidden” from my ex’s family (religious reasons sigh) while I was happily mentioning them to everyone who listened. I did not last 7 years though, we both had enough at about a year and a half.

    I am sorry you had to go through that too. I am glad you are out and proud and can just wait to meet the person meant for you!

  5. I felt so emotional reading this. Honestly, what I feared most wasn’t coming out of the closet; it’s not knowing how the people I hold dear would treat me after they find out. My coming out wasn’t the smoothest bc the paternal side of my family are traditional/religious especially my paternal grandmother who raised me since I was four. It broke my heart when she wasn’t able to accept me for being in a homosexual relationship. It could’ve been fine if she just didn’t accept bc I can’t force that on her but she loathed the idea. In the end, I left home and since then my relationship with my paternal relatives went down the drain.

    I admit I have regrets with how I dealt with things then but I never regret coming out.

  6. My heart breaks for those two. It’s so hard when the person who hurts you is the only one you count on for comfort.