Your parents are in the wrong, without a doubt. That said, sometimes your only choice is to vote with your feet. Staying and engaging might work, but You winked at me last night. if it doesn't, walking away force them to change how they have to deal with you. And at some point, if you have that kind of relationship, it might be worth having a conversation about what their actions say about your worth in the family. If it were up to me, I'd try figuring out a way to the other relatives separately, with your partner in tow. But I'm also a hardass about that kind of thing. Especially nowadays where mainstream society still sees fit to judge queer relationships as less than hetly ones. Good luck, and I'm sorry about the pain you're going through.

Inspired by Soulforce Let's all do away with something that we've been dragging around with us. married seeking fuck Something from the last year or something from your life. A physical thing or a feeling or a thought or .anything you want. Fire is so therapeutic. We can watch things go up in smoke and dissipate into thin air and lose all of its power, never to bother us again. It frees up all that energy for better and brighter things. What you burn?