Back into November I came out to my friends, family & the internet - here’s me coming out to my mom 🏳️🌈🤍 Follow my socials: @louislevant on IG, Snap & TikTok!
You were basically the reason I could come out to my mom Somehow she suspected I was bisexual for many years, even before I really realized and she was completely okay with it. I thought she would be upset because of our heritage but she even told my dad that if her kids came out like that, he would have to accept them. It's a relief and for anyone reading this rant, I promise you are not a disgrace or someone below everyone else just because you might like the same gender or you might want to switch genders or any of it, I and A LOT of people will accept you❤️
I'm glad you told her. My nephew came out to me first when he was 18. I felt honored and loved that he thought of me first. I love him deeply!!! He always wanted to know if he should tell his parents..I was like yeah! They will love you just the same. He is 31 now living his best life being true to himself! Now you can too!! ✌️
I just came out to my mom a month ago! One of the most freeing experiences in my life. Even though she has a bit of a hard time accepting it. She loves me and just needs a bit of time to get used to it. But i am so happy that i don't have lie about who i am. Never thought I would ever be able to do that in this life time 😭🙏🏽
Have confidence and faith that you'll be able to one day 🥰 Just like Louis said, it's better to be able to live the truth than try to live a double life or a lie. You have to think about yourself and your own happiness first, friends and family who truly love you will continue to love you, even if it might be different at first.
watching this is so incredible to see, as i just did the same with my parents over the past year. i’m trans ftm and bisexual, and i’ve come out to both of my parents about it. it feels like such a big thing to get off my chest, and i’m glad you were able to do the same. love ya louis!!
Wow, you are so blessed to have such a loving Mom. It's clear she just wants the best for you and for you to be happy and safe♡♡ Thanks for sharing such an intimimate and vulnerable moment, it is beautiful
I am currently 20 almost 21 years old and I came out to my parents in 2018 a few days after I turned 16 and I decided to tell my step-dad first because he is a very calm person and I knew if he said anything negative it wouldn't be so overwhelming, to my surprise he was cool with it and even gave me advice on how to come out to my mom and it worked because when I told my mom, while she did say she she always knew she did tell me she always hoped the day when i came out would never come and so she took it not as good as my dad but still she had an open mind about it and she is a lot more comfortable with it now.
Nothing is stronger than a Mother’s love 💖 We all just want one thing for our children. And that is for them to be happy in life. You made my day, Louis! 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛
Your bravery is tremendous. You your parents are wonderful but I suspect that they knew in the back of their minds as she said she had a feeling but still her heart is open and caring .
me coming out to my mom : " it's just a phase not serious or anything you'll eventually think different when uu get older and no im not changing ur name , using ur pronouns , or anything . " coming out to my dad : " I support uu and stuff but yk _______ is still ur real name and I will continue to call uu it but i still love uu no matter what . " yea , that's my parents for ya
Ik I'm commenting late, but anyways; you're Mum is a legend!! Last year, I came out to my family and they just said like: "It's a phase, get over it" but now like, my Mum is the most supportive of me and I love her for it. Also, koodo's to u for coming out to your Mum and siblings, like... that takes guts and a whole lot of trust!! Keep being awesome 🖤
Your parents knew just didn't want to "make" you feel a way. Mom & your brothers are awesome 💗💗. My sister came out to me as bi (a few years ago), my guy cousin came out as gay(4yrs ago)& my other cousin came out as bi(within 3months) ago. I think my reaction scared them cause I was just like "oh! Okay, anywho blah blah blah about something" it wasn't that I didn't care it was like how your mom said always knew but it's still you love them. Be happy & careful cause certain people are beyond weird af. 💗💗💗
Louis- You are so brave! Not just to be able to tell your mom, but to share that experience with the world as well. Reading the comments, you've already inspired so many, and now given even more help to others who wish to do the same. Tysm🥰
My kids would never have to "come out" with me......I would already know, and love them just the same!🥰 I'm sorry that so many of you are afraid to share this with your family. Hopefully there will be a day where this will never have to be an awkward discussion. xoxo
I’ve come out to my sister but not my parents or anyone else yet, but this is a very cool video and I love your confidence! Edit: I told my friends! They were fine with it! Also thanks for the comments and I will eventually! I know they will be fine with it and won’t care but I’m still really nervous and anxious about it! 😊😊
Personally I would like to come out to my parents as bi, but I don’t know how and I am more afraid of how they would react. They aren’t the most open people towards anything LGBTQ+. I am happy! This video is so sweet!
i know how hard it is to come out… im not really in the closet anymore… except to my dads side of the family. ive known i liked women for 4 years now and i still never told him… theres alot of complicated stuff right now and since i dont really talk to him i feel like he doesnt need to know…
I haven't came out to my parents that I'm bisexual because I'm scared :( I'm just gonna wait until I'm in the right age to come out to them :3 And you are so brave for coming out to your mom :)
U got this queen. I think ya should. I know its hard and scary but if they god forbid didn't approve its their loss. I hope whenever u do one day it goes well
Wow this is so amazing I don’t think I could ever tell my parents that because I don’t know. But also like I did not know you weren’t out I thought everyone knew
I came out to my mom as gay a little while ago and I remember us both crying cause I was crying. It was a beautiful moment. She continues to be supportive of me even in my darkest times
I'm straight but I support LGBTQ+ and it's really nice to see your family is accepting you for who you are, have a great day! And happy pride month everyone 🌈
Im so happy for you but what’s sad for me is I’ve never verbally came out mom but she went through my phone and saw how I came out to my friend as lesbian and she got mad and confronted me. I was looked at different by my parents since then I mean they still love me but they just look at me a little different. Like the light they had in their eyes has dimed a tiny bit since then. (they also have no clue that I’m demisexual and genderfluid but I guess that’s a surprise for later 😍)
I came out as gay to my aunt and uncle and then I told my brother I got rejected by a boy and he said you didn’t tell me you were gay and I was like surprise
As a mother, we know. We’ve probably known much longer than you have. Now that doesn’t mean their aren’t mothers in denial, etc. But even those who cry and go super dramatic when their child comes out knew, it’s simply they never wanted it confirmed due to whatever biases they have. I think it’s pretty rare for a loving and involved mother to be completely blindsided when these convos occur, no matter how good of a job you did to try to mask it.
You were basically the reason I could come out to my mom
Somehow she suspected I was bisexual for many years, even before I really realized and she was completely okay with it. I thought she would be upset because of our heritage but she even told my dad that if her kids came out like that, he would have to accept them. It's a relief and for anyone reading this rant, I promise you are not a disgrace or someone below everyone else just because you might like the same gender or you might want to switch genders or any of it, I and A LOT of people will accept you❤️
I'm glad you told her. My nephew came out to me first when he was 18. I felt honored and loved that he thought of me first. I love him deeply!!! He always wanted to know if he should tell his parents..I was like yeah! They will love you just the same. He is 31 now living his best life being true to himself! Now you can too!! ✌️
Okay but I don’t think I would EVER have the confidence to come out to my mom. BUT YOU DID❤️
Same bestie
Same, But I hope your able to one day!
I’m gonna come out when I move out💀
I just came out to my mom a month ago! One of the most freeing experiences in my life. Even though she has a bit of a hard time accepting it. She loves me and just needs a bit of time to get used to it. But i am so happy that i don't have lie about who i am. Never thought I would ever be able to do that in this life time 😭🙏🏽
Have confidence and faith that you'll be able to one day 🥰 Just like Louis said, it's better to be able to live the truth than try to live a double life or a lie. You have to think about yourself and your own happiness first, friends and family who truly love you will continue to love you, even if it might be different at first.
watching this is so incredible to see, as i just did the same with my parents over the past year. i’m trans ftm and bisexual, and i’ve come out to both of my parents about it. it feels like such a big thing to get off my chest, and i’m glad you were able to do the same. love ya louis!!
This is probably one of the sweetest things I’ve ever seen ✋ 😭
“I just want to say I love you very very much”
His mom “oh no” 😂
Aww you have the best mom❤️ I'm so glad she didn't try to be rude or anything.
Omg your mom was so sweet I'm so proud of you! happy pride month everyone!
Happy pride month!!
@@brinzley Thank you !!!
@@Charlieee7 Yw! :)
Wow, you are so blessed to have such a loving Mom. It's clear she just wants the best for you and for you to be happy and safe♡♡ Thanks for sharing such an intimimate and vulnerable moment, it is beautiful
That confidence is all you need 🔥✨
SLAY
murder is a crime
dont slay
I am currently 20 almost 21 years old and I came out to my parents in 2018 a few days after I turned 16 and I decided to tell my step-dad first because he is a very calm person and I knew if he said anything negative it wouldn't be so overwhelming, to my surprise he was cool with it and even gave me advice on how to come out to my mom and it worked because when I told my mom, while she did say she she always knew she did tell me she always hoped the day when i came out would never come and so she took it not as good as my dad but still she had an open mind about it and she is a lot more comfortable with it now.
Watching this with my mom and crying-we love you buddy! You can do anything 🙏🏻💖
Nothing is stronger than a Mother’s love 💖 We all just want one thing for our children. And that is for them to be happy in life. You made my day, Louis!
💛💛💛💛💛💛💛
@NRG everyone knows the Glock is stronger
I’m really happy for you! I’m personally not sure if I’ll ever be able to do this or anything like it but I do hope that I can someday
Honestly same, but I hope your able to one day!
Your pace is the best pace!
You got this! You’ll make the best decision for yourself, wish you well💕
Oh same literally
Your bravery is tremendous. You your parents are wonderful but I suspect that they knew in the back of their minds as she said she had a feeling but still her heart is open and caring .
me coming out to my mom :
" it's just a phase not serious or anything you'll eventually think different when uu get older and no im not changing ur name , using ur pronouns , or anything . "
coming out to my dad :
" I support uu and stuff but yk _______ is still ur real name and I will continue to call uu it but i still love uu no matter what . "
yea , that's my parents for ya
Im sorry :( my parents are pretty much like your mom but the roles are switched
@@Sproutythesilly it's alright and I'm sorry for uu too
Ik I'm commenting late, but anyways; you're Mum is a legend!! Last year, I came out to my family and they just said like: "It's a phase, get over it" but now like, my Mum is the most supportive of me and I love her for it.
Also, koodo's to u for coming out to your Mum and siblings, like... that takes guts and a whole lot of trust!! Keep being awesome 🖤
I like how she was like "...okay?"
So proud of you Louis!
Bi pride 💖💜💙✨
Your parents knew just didn't want to "make" you feel a way. Mom & your brothers are awesome 💗💗. My sister came out to me as bi (a few years ago), my guy cousin came out as gay(4yrs ago)& my other cousin came out as bi(within 3months) ago. I think my reaction scared them cause I was just like "oh! Okay, anywho blah blah blah about something" it wasn't that I didn't care it was like how your mom said always knew but it's still you love them. Be happy & careful cause certain people are beyond weird af. 💗💗💗
Thank you! Thank you! Your mom is giving so many of us hope and so are you. I want to be this mom. I want my kids to look up to humans like you!
that is a confident person. I myself had so much trouble coming out as bi to my parents it was so nerve racking when i came out.
😊
Oh my gosh I love your mom. She is so adorable from my perspective.
I love that your mom was so sweet. ❣ Thanks for sharing such a special moment with us Louis! Happy Pride!
I’m bisexual to and it’s not just you there is so much people like you
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I love how you had this conversation with your mom. And I absolutely love her reaction. 💕
Louis- You are so brave! Not just to be able to tell your mom, but to share that experience with the world as well. Reading the comments, you've already inspired so many, and now given even more help to others who wish to do the same. Tysm🥰
My kids would never have to "come out" with me......I would already know, and love them just the same!🥰 I'm sorry that so many of you are afraid to share this with your family. Hopefully there will be a day where this will never have to be an awkward discussion. xoxo
🥹this video makes me emotional 🥲 I’m happy that you have a mom who is your bestie and who you can open up to.
This is one of the sweetest thing I have seen❤️
I’m actually super proud of you! This is such a heartwarming video especially the fact that you shared it with us.
telling someone about being bi is hard. i understand because i was in the same thing when i had to tell my parents. much respect
Wow amazing mother and incredibly happy for you to build the courage to tell your mom/best friend... video made me cry
OMG you made me cry 😭❤️ thank you so much for sharing this. you are such a wonderful person. love your videos 😍
To the Christians in the comments, it isnt our job to judge, it is Gods, we have to love and accept them all.
Awww your parents, if they raised you to be who you are of course they are great amd accepting. Bless.
i love when the parents or whoever you’re coming out to are like “i had a feeling” but in a good way ofc
BI PRIDE STAND UP!!! 💖💜💙
Proud of you 😊 happy pride month
Loved the conversation you have with her and loved that you said “I’m not asking for permission” 💙💜💖
Ok now stop about the pickles ok? ,🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
CONGRATULATIONS OMG
I’ve come out to my sister but not my parents or anyone else yet, but this is a very cool video and I love your confidence!
Edit: I told my friends! They were fine with it! Also thanks for the comments and I will eventually! I know they will be fine with it and won’t care but I’m still really nervous and anxious about it! 😊😊
Congrats on coming out!
hey do what you have to do but you should tell them
We Stand a supportive mom
Very proud very very proud!! Big step I am the happiest for you! ☺️❤️❤️
Omg I’m excited
I love you Louis❤. Good for you!
I'm proud of you ☺️ Louis embrace your colors
Gl Louis! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
Ahhhh I love your mom but also love the way you worded everything❤️
I’m straight but this made my day. But I do feel like if I was bi or lesbian my parents wouldn’t except me.
I have told my mom as well and she accepted me too! Good job with the confetion!!!!😊😊😊
I actually came out as bisexual to my mom and she was extremely accepting
aww ☺️ im happy for u 💕
So happy for you ❤️
Personally I would like to come out to my parents as bi, but I don’t know how and I am more afraid of how they would react. They aren’t the most open people towards anything LGBTQ+.
I am happy! This video is so sweet!
i know how hard it is to come out… im not really in the closet anymore… except to my dads side of the family. ive known i liked women for 4 years now and i still never told him… theres alot of complicated stuff right now and since i dont really talk to him i feel like he doesnt need to know…
How brave of you and I support !!!
❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
I haven't came out to my parents that I'm bisexual because I'm scared :(
I'm just gonna wait until I'm in the right age to come out to them :3
And you are so brave for coming out to your mom :)
U got this queen. I think ya should. I know its hard and scary but if they god forbid didn't approve its their loss. I hope whenever u do one day it goes well
@@TheGoodVibez_Squad thanks :D
I havent came out to my parents but i did came out to my friends that i am Pansexual and they support me :D
That's amazing! Thats actually what I did too. I hope u have an amazing day/night!
Wow this is so amazing I don’t think I could ever tell my parents that because I don’t know. But also like I did not know you weren’t out I thought everyone knew
I came out to my dad with before this video today 💕love this💕
We need to make an app where tons of people can come out to there parents at the same time like a massive thing idk how though
What a cool family. So happy for u
I came out to my mom as gay a little while ago and I remember us both crying cause I was crying. It was a beautiful moment. She continues to be supportive of me even in my darkest times
love this
Awh congratulations! I came out to my mom as Bisexual about a week ago, and it went well. Thanks for this heartwarming video
congrats, bestie!
Damn bro was gone make me tear up, congrats g
Congrats! We're happy for you
AWHH LOUIS!! as a fellow bi im gonna come out soon just havent gotten the courage to..
I'm straight but I support LGBTQ+ and it's really nice to see your family is accepting you for who you are, have a great day! And happy pride month everyone 🌈
Same here! We should all support evreyone in who they wanna be with! (Unless it goes down stalker territory)
I am so happy for you❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
dude i can relate so bad😢 im only 18 and bi af but i cant come out fully until i leave home... thank you for making me feel seen❤
Im so very proud of u
I heard your voice for 2 seconds and figured it out bruh
I would tell my family what I am but I am to shy lol
Don't be you can do it 😊
Very nice video. At some point, self-confidence wins out of fear of rejection!
I am bi and I don’t have the courage to tell my dad;(
Same
@@mikewazoski5226 have u told anybody yet? I have only told my bother lol
Cuz u don’t have one
@@LucioooQwQ 💀
hey I know it is hard sometimes but never let that bring you down
So proud of me ❤️
I came out to my mom as trans without knowing what trans meant and it was 10 pm in a car and I was VERY tired. Luckily I have very supportive parents
Ayyy I’m bisexual too!
We need more bisexual men!
Im bisexual and proud 💓💜💙
Good for you bud! 🌈
VERY cute 🥰 BUT who was snoring through your great confession 😂 Big love xxx
I’m a girl who is bi! 💖💜💙
The mom
Oh No 😅😅
ey thats my birthday month thats pretty cool
Im so happy for you but what’s sad for me is I’ve never verbally came out mom but she went through my phone and saw how I came out to my friend as lesbian and she got mad and confronted me. I was looked at different by my parents since then I mean they still love me but they just look at me a little different. Like the light they had in their eyes has dimed a tiny bit since then.
(they also have no clue that I’m demisexual and genderfluid but I guess that’s a surprise for later 😍)
Great ❤️ I'm also a bisexual ❤️❤️
Hey whoever is reading this remember that God loves you now matter what or who you are!
I came out as gay to my aunt and uncle and then I told my brother I got rejected by a boy and he said you didn’t tell me you were gay and I was like surprise
good for you buddy 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈
As a mother, we know. We’ve probably known much longer than you have. Now that doesn’t mean their aren’t mothers in denial, etc. But even those who cry and go super dramatic when their child comes out knew, it’s simply they never wanted it confirmed due to whatever biases they have. I think it’s pretty rare for a loving and involved mother to be completely blindsided when these convos occur, no matter how good of a job you did to try to mask it.
❤️❤️❤️
She Knew.............
OMG yes slay
We have to acknowledge the Elephant in the room...it is snoring real loud. What is it?
I came out Texas
My mom found out when I was 10 welp