"My brother came out to me and didn't realize that I'd come out to my parents a few months earlier. He thought I was just telling him that I was gay to show my support for him."And in celebration of this day, I found this decade-old but still excellent Reddit thread where userThe OP even started it off by sharing their coming out story which involved music saying:"I was on a road trip with my parents and was in charge of music selection.
I crushed his dreams of me having a family of my own husband and kids. He said, 'I just wanted you to get married and have kids.' I said I can still do all those things. He said, 'Yeah... but not the normal way.' He's right. I guess it's not the normal way. His reaction had little to do with my sexuality, and everything to do with this vision he had for me and my future. Anyway, we talked a week later and he said he'll love and support me no matter what.
"I'm a male and 29 years old. I came out two years ago after spending 15 years in the closet. The funny thing was every person I told knew already. I would whisper the phrase 'I'm gay' to my friends and their response was 'I've known for awhile dude.' Some people didn't stick around, more people did. My parents had caught me looking porn enough as a kid that they knew before I did.
"His cell phone was turned off. So his sister logs into his computer and finds an email saying he's meeting some people at a club tonight. The family loads into the minivan to go find him. This club, unknown to them, caters to the LGBTQ crowd.