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Guy Asks If He Should Tell His Brother That He Knows About His Orientation

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In a world that is gradually becoming more accepting and inclusive, discussions about gender identity are essential. The recent Reddit post shared by a concerned older brother highlights the challenges of navigating a traditional upbringing while striving to provide unwavering support to a sibling who might be grappling with their gender identity. This article delves into the complexities of the situation and explores the delicate balance between respecting privacy and ensuring emotional well-being.

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Growing up in a deeply Catholic household often means adhering to certain traditional values and beliefs. However, as society evolves, younger generations often find themselves exposed to a more diverse range of perspectives. The clash between these traditional values and the newfound understanding of gender identification can create confusion, especially for adolescents who are coming to terms with their identities.

The Reddit post provides a glimpse into the emotional turmoil faced by the 24-year-old older brother. Witnessing a gay scene on television led to an assertion from their father to avoid watching such content again. This sets the stage for a household where open discussions about LGBTQ+ matters might be challenging due to the conservative environment.

Keep on scrolling down to read the full story in OP’s own words and we will see you at the end of the article.

1. Would OP be an A-hole? Keep on scrolling down to find out

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2. The OP is a 24-year-old male and his brother is 17 years old both of them grew up in a deeply Catholic household

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3. OP’s brother borrowed OP’s iPad to do some schoolwork

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4. This message was from a guy who OP thought was his best friend

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5. OP is afraid of what keeping this to himself would do to him

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6. OP says that they’re close family but they are not vocal about emotional things

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7. Yeah expressing support for the LGBTQ community should send a clear message

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8. OP thanked the Redditor for the tip

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9. This is what this Redditor would do if he was in OP’s place

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10. OP came back with an update

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11. Most of the Redditors told OP to just voice out his support for the LGBT community

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12. When OP wrote his original post he was already watching Schitt’s Creek which had non-straight main characters

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13. OP asked his brother about Pride Month

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14. When OP’s parents went grocery shopping last weekend that’s when OP’s brother told him

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15. OP just said yes

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16. OP told his brother that he has his support no matter what

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17. OP says that he is still annoyed

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18. OP wasn’t expecting this to blow up, he said he was doing what any caring brother would do.

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19. This is what this Redditor needs in his life

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20. This Redditor also makes awkward jokes when he is nervous

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