What is going on, everyone, and welcome back to the channel. I hope you're all having an amazing day.

Now, as some of you probably will know, this month is Pride Month. And for that reason, last night, I went on to ask slash ask Reddit, and I wrote myself a question of my own. You can see it in the title, you can see it on screen right now. Gay people have read it, I asked, what was the best or worst reaction you received to coming out. Now pretty astonishingly guys in just a number of hours

there were hundreds of responses, and I'm going to be giving you the best in this video. So, yeah, for those of you that are a part of the LGBT Plus community, I hope you enjoy this one. For those of you like me that are not, we're probably going to learn something. And for everyone that perhaps didn't get a chance to comment on the Reddit post itself, please leave your answers to the question in the comments to me to go through after this video. And you know what? If you see a funny comment or an interesting one, or maybe even a sad one, drop it a like, drop a supportive comment. And yeah, go through and enjoy the comments after we're done with these amazing answers. So, in today's video, we'll be looking at the top responses to the question,

gay people have read it, what was the best or worst reaction you received to coming out?

I was sitting at the table, surrounded by my uncle, his pastor, my brothers,

and the funeral director, arranging my father's service.

We were collaborating on the obituary. family is incredibly southern i did not grow up in contact with my father's side around the table we go

my dad's brother james sister phyllis sons charles and matthew daughter erin oh what was your

husband's name now my uncle had made a beautiful

effort to get to know me as my father got sick and deteriorated. He asked after my family, my kids,

my mum. When he made reference to my marriage, I let him make assumptions about gender just to

avoid complications. But everything crystallised in that moment over the obit.

My uncle said,

What's your husband's name?

I replied, Stephanie.

The pastor didn't miss a beat.

Neither did the funeral director.

My brothers tell me that my uncle's head shot up in complete shock.

Whatever he worked out for himself between that look and the time I was ready to

check for a reaction, I will never know. But when I looked up for myself, he was smiling at me.

He looked at me warmly and mouthed, not a problem. I have a wonderful uncle. My dad was just like,

well, at least you won't get pregnant, La Mao. Wow, that is one way of looking at it for sure. I mean, I don't know if you want to tell him about IVF and all of that, but for now, maybe just leave it. I said nervously, I'm gay. My mom said, girl, you came out of a closet with no door. I mean, this is literally true, isn't it? A lot of parents will know before their child is ready to come out to them that they're gay already. You know, no one knows you better than your parents most of the time. So this isn't really that surprising, but it is quite funny. My sister said, yay, I always wanted a gay brother. I replied, uh, you realize that you always had one, right? I'm not suddenly going to

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