#tonnamchompoo

Can you please just talk to me, Mom? I'm tired of having to guess how you feel all the time. And you keep avoiding talking to me. See? Even now, I'm speaking and you're not even listening. Tell me what's wrong, please. What if I said I don't like that you have a girlfriend?

My mother is also the closest to me, and I love her more than anything, but I don't think I'll ever have the courage to tell her I like girls; not because I'm ashamed, I'm very proud of my identity, but I know she would never feel the same. This show escalated Chompoo's struggles a little too much sometimes, made me feel judged for not being brave and come out. By the end of it, though, I understood how that can happen with similar intensity in real life. Closeted people can seem like villains, they can be selfish and a partner who's already out has the right to not accept being hidden. The opposite is possible too, we can have long lasting relationships, romantic or platonic that know who we are without ever coming out to our families and it's okay.

I think what you were wearing earlier looked better than this outfit. I'm sorry. I'll find you something else next time. It's really fine. I think this outfit's nice, and I'm happy you've finally accepted me. Thank you so much.