I am so thankful and proud of you Peaches spreading so much love and positivity I am so touched by your stories and I know how hard it must be…I received so many messages of you Peaches explaining this video gives you strength to come out, to feel more accepted and I can’t be happier 😘🌈 Let this comment section be a reminder to all of us that you are not alone and that you should be loved like anyone else. Thank you for your love & support! Best community 🙏🌈
Could you do another one that’s focused more on transgender people and also coming out stories that aren’t always smooth sailing from the start? I think it’s really important to also discuss and see that we’ve still got more work to do. My own coming out was not as easy as the beginning ones. I really appreciate this video. ☺️
Damn those ninjas cutting onions 😭 This video was less silly and a bit more serious than usual, but I’m very happy about it! I hope you enjoyed it too Love you all and Happy Pride month! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🌈
I hope your parents' mindsets change! My grandma used to be one of the super Christian parents who thought it was a sin and even went as far as disowning my aunt when she came out many years ago as a lesbian but as time went by she really regretted her decision and became a much more accepting person. Now she is on good terms with my aunt and when multiple of her grandchildren came out she was able to sincerely wish us congratulations. It just goes to show how much people can change.
I understand you i have the same situation. But remember there are always people who support you, love you, and they are your family too. Just never let yourself down
i feel the same it kinda makes me sad thinking about the fact that I'll never be able to come out to my family out of the fear of losing them but this video gave me so much comfort
As the mother of a 14 year old lesbian daughter, thank you for this! Sending to her now. She was definitely way more worried about me finding out than I was about when she would tell me (I already suspected). In fact, the only thing that I was upset about was that she was scared to even talk to me about it in the first place. That made me feel like I failed as a parent. But she said that she knew I wouldn't care about it, she just was scared in general so that made me feel better.
I can’t help but feel a bit jealous of people that have supportive families and supported their sexualities. As a bi (with female preference) girl who’s Muslim and lives in the Middle East this sounds impossibly difficult for me to attain :(
Years ago, we noticed that my sister is gay. I was worried at first so asked my parents what we would do if she's really gay. My parents said 'We can't do anything about it. We just have to accept it.' And I said 'I'm scared that she'll be judged by other people.' Then they said 'Even if others will judge her, at least she knows that she is accepted at home.' She came out to me last 2018. ♥️ May you still be in the closet or you've come out. Know that you matter and you are loved! Happy Pride! 🌈
I'm responding to this comment late, but I can relate to this. Except for telling my parents about my sister. My little sister is bisexual, and she came out to me last year during Pride Month. I never told my parents or asked them if they would be okay with her being part of the lgbtq community. When she came out to me, she told me that she could never tell our parents about it. She said that she would be too scared to. My parents are not that accepting of the lgbtq community, because they've some things about it in the past. That's why she hasn't come out to them yet. But, she has me and her friends to talk to. :'))
I couldn't stop crying the entire video, this is so overwhelming. People deserved to be loved regardless of their sexuality. There are a lot of people who hides in the closet fearing that their families or society won't accept them. I wish more people could be as understanding & loving so their children wouldn't have to suffer alone.
I love that Yeseul listens to the fans and actually reads all the comments, reacts to them and follows the suggestions and wishes of us. I've seen someone suggest this idea with the pride month and some time later it actually happened. That makes me so happy for some reason ❤ Happy pride month, and good luck to everyone who's still in the closet. Stay strong, y'all with homophobic family members or friends, and y'all who're still struggling to actually figure out their identity/sexuality! ❤❤
As a bisexual in the closet that would probably stay there for a couple more years because I know I would be disowned if I came out I have a lot of respect for the people who come out 💗 Happy pride month everyone!!! 🌈
I watched this video yesterday night, stopped it halfway, cried myself to sleep, woke up 8 hours later contemplating my whole life and then watch the rest half of the video. I'm still crying. This video gave me a lot of strength. Thank you Peaches.
I understand that a parents approval is so important in our lives and I can’t even begin to imagine how you’re feeling but please always know this: even though I don’t know you and you don’t know me, I will always love you and support you. I hope you find the strength to live freely and love freely. Please just remember that, remember that there is someone out there you loves and supports you❤️
yep that’s me 😔 I’ve been hinting things to my mother (Jamaican mother, from an island that doesn’t/rarely tolerate gays/bisexuals etc.) to see how she reacts and she disappointed me badly. I tried talking about the lgbtq community and her comments and old ways of seeing things really hurt me and she doesn’t even know. A few months back I sneakily mentioned that I think women are attractive/that I would get with a woman and she looked like I slapped her across the face...never said anything again 😭 All my friends know and I never said anything to my father bc I know he doesn’t care...he just wants me to be happy😍
Thank you so much. My mom recently found I was bi and refused to pay for me and stuff...I can pay for myself, but it hurts when ur called all sorts of names by your parent. Happy pride to everyone out there! I hope u all don't go through some of the horrible stuff others from the community have gone through. Sending love
Yeah my parents are homophobic so Im waiting for the time where I can take care of myself so that even if they are disappointed I can continue my life like nothing happened
I'm not gay but sometimes people need space and time to asimilates emotions y realizes their heart got the answer..just be patient because at the end they love you for sure ..remember EVERYTHING IT'S GONNA BE OKAY Kisses and hugs from Perú
I’ve never seen Taekwang speechless, this was a really sensitive side of him. I really liked that❤️ Don’t get me wrong you all showed emotion , but he talked less and he is ALLWAYS talking most😊✌️
Agree with you, you said exactly what I was thinking during the video. Loved all three of them showing sensitivity and compassion. ❤️ PEACH needs a big 👏👏👏 for doing this one.
I cried throughout the video. I'm currently questioning my sexuality and I believe I'm a bisexual. My mom is like my best friend and I know she'll understand and support me (she's open minded too) but I am still so scared.
Hey Krishna, I came out at 18 to my mam who is like my best friend too but I was terrified as well. Just replying to say that regardless of how accepting they are it’s always scary and that’s okay but take your time to come out when you’re ready 💕 You’ve got this Queen 💕
@@MrSlyGamer Omg thank you so muchh 😭. I thought I was the only one like this. How are things going between you both? How did she react? I hope everything is fine now
I'm in the similar situation but I'm not sure yet if I'm really bisexual but I like both girls and boys so I think so.... My parents are also supportive but I'm not sure how they would react at this point
This is my situation too ...i concluded I was bi .. then decided to tell my friend he told me it can be just a phase and now am back to the messed up situation where i myself can't think of anything 😔
Ugh, this makes me cry. To all my fellow LGBTQ+ people out there, even if some might not accept who you are, there are still many others who do and that you have our support. Live you life as the authentic you and always be happy. The community will be always be here for you. Some parents definitely have a harder time to accept it and thats fine (from own experience) but they will still love you. It might take some time but don't let that stop you from being you. Love & hugs 🤗
My parents are taking their sweet time getting over it. 6 years and counting to be exact but luckily I believe in chosen family. Ya know “blood of the coven is thicker than the water of the womb” and all that jazz. If they don’t accept you for you they aren’t your family. Everyone has a family it just takes some people some time to find theirs
@@gwenculver1040 this is true for some cases. As much as i hate to say it, there will be families who don’t or can’t accept it. I’ve heard of those who got kicked out because of that. That’s good to hear that you’ve found your family. You be you 🙃
My parents love me but I don't think they'll be able to handle me coming out as gay. They have pre-existing health conditions. So, I'm not gonna tell them about it.
@@m11nt that’s understandable. I do hope your parents health are better now though. Hope they’re okay. Do what makes you feel comfortable. Don’t need to conform to the norm
I feel sad for Maria (the last girl) , it’s truly heartbreaking. I hope her mother realizes that love is love and supports her daughter. For everyone who is going through similar situations , I’m so sorry and I hope everything changes for the better and you find the support and happiness you deserve. 🥰 The world needs a lot of love , in every possible way , embrace yourself and shine brighter every day that goes by .
as someone that is not supported or even accepted by my "family" for being a lesbian all I have to say is that I cried during the entire video... I'm so jealous at some of them, but it's okay, I'm strong :)
I accept you and i’m proud of you for being who you are 💜”Family” can be your worst enemy at times !! but just know you got millions of strangers who would accept you with open arms 😊
Tears really rolled down continuously. But that one girl's mom calling her evil was so heart breaking to watch and not getting that "validation" and "acceptance" from parents is what we really fear the most cus at the end of the they are our closest ones our family and when the world is calling you names u wouldn't want to be treated the same way even in your home. It is not only about sexual orientation but anything other that you wish your parents would support and knowing that they will not is really heart breaking and suffocating.
I hope you find lotss and lotssss of happiness in your life ahead..Stay positive alwaysssss...dont be sad ..you will surely find people who will remain to your side forever and will understand you truly..keep hopes high until then 😃❤
awhh man my dad passed recently and this suddenly reminded me of how kind and supportive he was when i came out a few years ago. now i'm a human sized tear 🥺 i'm grateful that my family was accepting of my identity but i wish one day that acceptance wouldn't be a privilege
I remember when I was 13 and I didn't even come out to my mom, I just argued with her about the homophobic things she would say. And told her one day I'll bring home a girlfriend and if she doesn't accept it, I would no longer accept her as my mother. She told me I would go to hell bc being gay was a sin and "I don't hate gay people, I just hate their sin". A few of our problems because of it led me to run away a few times but I think she has to be okay with it now. These videos reminded me how heartbreaking it would feel to not be accepted by the one person I thought had to love me. But it's okay bc I love that I love women and men and my non-binary babes.
The phobia is so real in the Black community too 🤦🏾♀️ Like I'm straight, but I have a big family and extended family and of course everybody is not gonna be straight. To hear the parents, aunties, and uncles growing up saying foul things about the people we love WHEW the ghetto. And they ALWAYS throw around Bible versus like they weren't having kids out of wedlock in high school. I'm glad you're flying your flag proudly now 💖 I'm sure God is too busy worrying about murders and rapists to be mad at somebody loving another person.
@@Lill2895 Yes the black community has the most homophobia !! I am straight but My brother is apart of the LGBTQ and i accept him completely because i let my self decide my beliefs on religious reasons and just in general but on the hand my parents 🙄my mom is the hardest one to just accept him .How could your mother sit here and tell you your not her son anymore it’s so ridiculous and even tho she doesn’t really bring it up as much it’s been about 5 years since he was outed and i think she still thinks he’s in a “phase”🤦🏾♀️😭
@@Lill2895 and exactly don’t try to tell someone where they’re going after life when you were sleeping with people way before marriage and even having children while still in high school
As a bisexual in the closet seeing this I'm so happy even tho I would more than likely be disowned if I even did that but still I'm really happy for them😊💙💜🌈
That really sucks. I've been out since 1993 and I had some friends who were kicked out and such. I know it's really hard, just know that one day you will be able to live your full authentic life. Find your people, build your queer family, and know that you are loved.
@@fozzycraiglai9344 Your actually really right, for the years that I have been on this earth I generally thought my purpose was to make everyone happy but it only resulted in setting high ass standards for my self which day by day is starting to get harder to reach. Now I realize that I only have one life and I want to live it to the fullest. For the first time in a long time I wanted to be the main character of my life and that I need to learn how to enjoy my own company and hell it might take a while for me to get there aa long as I'm having a good time it's all that matters. (sry for the life ranting lol). In all honesty tho I've literally been waiting to get this off my chest. Thank You for listening to my life ranting session #? (idek at this point)😗☺❤🌈
Happy Pride month honey. The one thing I would lik to say to you (& I'm bisexual myself) is to always stay true to yourself. I know coming out to family members is not an easy thing for everyone and some people never have the chance to do it cause they are afraid about how people will react but don't ever let anyone tell you that your feelings are not valid. I really hope you stay stong and that you'll have the happiest and healthiest life. May you achieve every little thing you've ever dreamed of. Sending you a ton of love and hugs 💜🌈
as a closeted pansexual person this makes me cry and get emotional it makes me feel encouraged to come out to my family even though I would probably get kicked out
I'm pan and I've been out for quite some time now , but if i have some advices for you guys , wait till you're able to live on your own , like save money to get your own place in case it goes bad , before you come out . Dont force yourself to do it if you're not ready too . Also from my own experience ,coming out to friends or people you trust to be more accepting first helps ,it gives you more confidence for the difficult part . And some people can surprise you too , you never know. But no matter the result remember you have a community to support you
Know that you’re supported wherever you are, don’t hesitate to tell someone how you feel. Mental health is important during this period, I don’t know you but I’m here if you want to talk to someone
I feel like both of them suho and taekwang would be a super understanding dad who supports their child no matter what.. Anyways Happy pride month. And congratulations to all who have shown courage to come out 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈
I didn’t realize how much of an issue this was until I had a close friend not accepted by her family for coming out. It broke my heart and I realized there really are a lot of people struggling to come out.. this was a lovely video! 💜
This reminds me of the day I came out to my parents as bi. I showed them a drawing I made of the Mona Lisa with a bi hoodie, and I started to cry as soon as I told them. For all of you who are still in the closet, not everyone will accept you and love you for who you are, but this should never stop you from loving yourself. You are valid and you shouldn’t doubt it. Love you ❤️❤️❤️
It’s not easy coming out but with courage, people who love and understand you like family or closet friend. It makes it easy. Love watching peaches ❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is the reason i genuinely enjoy watching this trio... they are positive, funny, sportive, supportive and most importantly very very close to my heart and relatable ;)
i told my parents i'm bisexual six years ago, and they still don't accept and support me. but i'm happy that a lot of people are loved and supported by their family ♡
it’s really hard for me, growing up in a black house hold and also very religious and not being able to tell my family my sexuality, it hurts and I’m still in that stage and I’ve been bisexual for years, it honestly makes me happy to see that peach and the peach fam have us bisexual, gay, etc. ‘s backs 🥺
I'm sending you good vibes across the internet. If you do decide to come out to your family, and they do kick up a fuss, remind them that God loves all his creations, and we should treat each other with love and respect.
I feel for you, I have really religious grandparents and aunt with which I have amazing relationship. S I was really worried that they would be mad if they find out I'm trans. They accepted it so so well and they are really supportive. They actually took it way better then my mom at first. I have thankfully luck for my supportive and loving family (ok, my mom still refuses to get that I'm ace, and thinks I just didn't "find the right one" so I just don't talk with her about it.). Anyway, I just wanted to tell, that there is a chance that if they really obey what God said, they will love you no matter what. Because God made you this way for some reason. And if he would not want you this way, he would not logically made you this way. Simple logic XD XD Good luck pal ✌✌🌈🌈
I'm bi and my parents accepted it, i was so happy to think that i'm lucky enough to have a supportive and loving family. I cried that day of happiness. The feeling of telling the person's you love what you really are is fantastic and i hope for everyone who didn't come out of the closet yet, that you're family and your loved one will love you and support you because you are beautiful the way you are and you should be proud of who you are. Happy pride month everybody❤💖💜💙🏳️🌈
I really struggled with whether or not to come out because I’m only 17 and one of my friends came out to her mom recently, and even tho the mom is really supportive of the community in general, she couldn’t accept the fact that her own child was bi, but after thinking about it for a long time I finally came out to my mom, and she is sooo supportive :)
I'm not gonna lie this video had me crying my eyes out. I've never seen Taekwang so speechless before. And for anybody who is having a hard time coming out just go for it because you are you and your parents should be proud of that. But peach you always blow my mind with your videos and I am so thankful for that. Love you guys xxxx
I'm glad I'm looking at them from the screen here. Because if I was with them, I swear I would have cried. Am I the only one who cries whenever I see someone else cry? Anyone?
Knowing that my parents will never accept me hurts but it makes me feel so much happier that you made this video and seem so supportive towards the LGBTQ+ community. Thank you so much!
Seeing this trio be so supportive made me finally let go the tears I had been holding in the whole video. You guys have given me a bit more courage to finally come out as nonbinary to my family soon. Thank you so much 🥺
Honestly I could relate to the last girl so much, I don’t have a father figure in my life though so it was just me trying to get her to understand…. But she wouldnt
I'm glad we are gradually coming to a world where people are more accepting and just agree that as long as you're happy, date whoever... and Yeseul, your hair is damn!!! beautiful!
I have a friend and her parents are disliking homosexual things and an other friend who tell me that she don't know her sexual orientation, but what i said to them is that I don't care and they are my friends anyway bcs i became friend with them and their personnalities andd not their sexualities that i don't give af, and honestly i really support gay couples and i have a gay friend couple which have a baby. To be more honest, i would like my brother to be gay😂 I cried when the man sang in the last tiktok, even if i am straight or maybe asexual, bcs it's very emotive and it touched me right into my heart
I just hope for everyone, that we one day in the future doesn’t have to ”come out” for who you fall in love with. That just love is love, and everyone should be able to be with whom ever they want to be with, without have to care about how others care or think❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 or that when we are in our teenage years we all come out?! Like a sexuality party, so that it can be celebrated whatever your sexuality is!
i love suho’s reactions he’s always so open with his emotions u can read everything on his face and it’s so cute:( him smiling through the videos made me happy:(
I ain't lying when I say I was crying by the end of the video. A big bear hug for all those who still ain't comfortable coming out of closet. We love you and support you so please don't feel you're alone!!
Favorite video on this channel. I really like this mood, it made me feel included. I hope you'll react to more serious topics in the future. I am one of the ones who's family won't accept it. I'm pansexual, I never told them but my mom has always known. I remember that she used to warn me whenever I went to sleep over to my girl friends houses, and always reminded me that she is not homophobic, but if I was a lesbian she could not accept it. She always asks me to not give her an hard time and to not disappoint her when I tell her that I don't need to marry a man to be happy in life. And also, she keeps introducing me to guys, pushes me to date them and to dress more feminine. I'm telling you these things to say that not all families will ever accept it. I honestly got used to it, I know that If I want to live the life I want I'll lose them. But sometimes It still hurts thinking that if I just say the truth they'll stop seeing me as the daughter that they love and start seeing me as a disappointment. The worst thing is that I can't hate them.
Please live the life you want. It's yours. Don't try to please people to make them happy and forget your own happiness along the way. Love is love. Love can never be a sin as it is the most wonderful gift on this planet to give and receive. Even though they don't accept you for who you are, you still want them in your life and you love them no matter what. That is exactly what parents should do: loving their child unconditionally.
When I become a mother I will also support my child/children as long as their are happy and healthy. That's all I want for them. I usually laugh when I watch videos here but not today 😁 I cried 😢😭🤧
I'm a demiromantic/demisexual in "questioning" female. Race, gender, religion, sexuality, we are all people and that's it. We're all people. We're all equal. :)
It was very nice to see a more emotional/touched side of Taekwang instead of his usual flirty one. His smile really showed how kind his heart truly is.
@@waceramwangi wow, don't worry about tomorrow's exam. I wish you success. By the way i just completed my assignment now. I've been sitting since 3pm writing.
I cry every time I watch coming out videos. I myself came out to my mom and sisters about 5 or 6 years ago. My mom wasn't accepting at first, and it really hurt our relationship, but over the years she's really came around and changed to love me for who I am. I guess I just wanted to say that if you are thinking about coming out, or if you have come out and the situation with your family isnt the best, don't lose hope. Things can change, and no matter what you are valid. :)
We just saw the best family and parents who no matter what the situation they always happy for their child......it feel like dream but they really exist 🥰🥰✌️👍
As an Arab and a Muslim, this thing is forbidden for us, but this does not mean that I hate them. On the contrary, our religion, the name, urges us to respect everyone and accept the other, and I love you❤.
Yes, this is so true. We need to support each other. That's why we coexist in this world. Thank u for saying this cuz I was afraid of supporting LGBT's as a Muslim
I'm Gay... when I come out my Father didn't want to but step by step he accepted me...This reaction makes me cry. Because not all parents accepted their sons and daughter of who they are and it's so sad.Thank you, Guys ..
It made me cry to see so many supportive families. I plan on coming out when I have a home on the other side of the globe so I don't have to live on the streets.
"I'm the same son you love" this phrase totally touched.tbh,it feels so heartache how people don't support these peoples heart,choices they make.hope all of the people who're hiding in the closet may come out proudly.happy proud month🌈♥💚 So good to see you three came out with this content. xoxo goodnight.❤
When I came out to my lovely parents they were really supportive and made me feel accepted 🤍 I feel grateful but at the same time sad knowing this is not the majority of ppl’s experience coming out and I hope that changes in the present-future.
this made me cry so much 🥺 you three are very beautiful people with the most beautiful hearts! it’s so nice to see such open minded people react to something like that during this month! thank you for sharing such a comforting video for those who need the support they sometimes don’t get at home! i already loved you guys, now i love you even more 💜
I came out to my mother last year and she wanted to cry but she actually supports me. I still haven't told my dad that I'm bisexual but hopefully after I graduate I will
I couldn't stop crying throughout this video because I'm bisexual but my parents are homophobic and would disown me and never talk to me or look at me again if I came out. I envy those people so much:/ I'm so happy for them though!
This video made me so happy.I always get scared at the thought of people I watch online turning out to be homophobic so seeing you guys react like this and support lgbtq+ made me like you guys so much more.Clicking on this video, I was worried that you guys might react like many people I've seen who give this awkward reaction while trying not to be homophobic so that they don't get cancelled but don't seem too supportive.I'm so glad that you guys weren't like that :D
This made me cry. Seeing how most families accepted it. When I came out as pan, my family just thought it was a phase. It's been five years since I've come out and they still think it's a phase. This video was one I have been waiting for so thank you so much for doing this video! 💖🥺
Ah, my feelings. Can't even finish this at the moment. Thank you for being compassionate. I imagine a life where when I came out both of my parents accepted it okay.
to anyone who has a family who doesn't accept them, i love u and u are valid. i know their lack of support hurts, they should be the first to do so. but know ur journey in life should not be skewed by them. live being unapologetically urself 🤍
