I wrote them a letter.
I've got the "compose post/mail" thing open in four places (there's four of 'em you know, aside from the 2 younger ones I've told already).
I've copy-pasta'd what I want to say, and my heart's pounding and my head's hurting.
Here goes nothing.
Time to hit the send buttons.
I really hate having to do something like this.. upset the "established" order of things for other people.
*grumbles*
But you gotta tell the people in your life...
Hope it works out and they're understanding and accepting. :)
Wow! Nothing like the excitement of hovering over the "Send" button!
Good luck!
You are right, they need to know. I told my mother, then she told my sisters. I was surprised at how accepting they were. One of my sisters told her daughter that she was getting a new Aunt. I hope it goes well for you. Hugs.
Nothing scarier than the "Send", except maybe "Reply All". Oppies. :laugh:
You should heard back soon.
I hope for the best.
Janet
Quote from: Miniar on October 15, 2009, 08:24:38 AM
I really hate having to do something like this.. upset the "established" order of things for other people.
*grumbles*
That seems a major factor in coming out, upsetting the established order of things. People are so easily rattled.
Hope all goes well...
Julie
I know it's still "work hours" but it's been 2 hours since I hit send and no replies yet.
I thought about asking mum to tell 'em, but I figured this was something I'd have to step up and do myself.
Hope it works out. I had one brother reply right away (he works at home and is always checking his email). The other never did reply. I was not expecting much as I knew it may take time for them to think about it and come to terms with what this means to them and how it affects thier life.
Myles
Hope it all goes well. :) Keep us posted.
it's been 10 hours now.. (rounded off)
No word.
I've seen two of the four online since too, so they have it, they've probably seen it.
Silence is difficult to cope with.
Give them time to digests what you have put on the plates. I know that waiting is a killer. But you have put the ball in their court, all you can do is waiting.
Janet
I "know", but it's still hard.
Quote from: Miniar on October 15, 2009, 08:24:38 AM
I've copy-pasta'd what I want to say, and my heart's pounding and my head's hurting.
I would love to learn how to do that. I'm always running out of spaghetti right when I'm hungry.
What's the latest, Miniar? Any word at all?
Inquiring Nosy Busybodies want to know. ;D
Janet
No word at all.
I suppose no news is good news, but it's a little bit of a letdown.
I went and double checked to make sure I'd actually sent it too!
and apparently I did send it, no problem there
They "should" all have read it
And yet, none of 'em have said a single word in reply.
Jeez, that's tough, Miniar. Maybe they are completely unsurprised and don't think an immediate reply is warranted.
I hope someone writes back soon, just so you know.
Miniar I don't think it's the kind of news that one replies to quickly. They have to digest it, think how they feel about it and hopefully reply with no alarm ringing.
If I got an email from a family member re something major, unless it was regarding death, I'd really think for a while as to what I wanted to say. I wouldn't be answering in a hurry. :)
well, it's been 10 days now...
And they're still talking as much to me as usual (which isn't much mind you) so it's being treated almost like there's "nothing" to say about it what so ever.
Or like they haven't gotten the message.
But I've checked and rechecked,... I sent it.. they should have seen it.. I know they've seen it..
but "nothing"
And maybe they don't care, because they still love you. It would seem that they are still processing it and maybe discussing it between themselves.
Janet
I agree with Janet, maybe they have just accepted you.
Some people don't like to address problems.
Jay
I would just give them a call and say "so, you just going to ignore the email i sent you?"
I don't think I could stand the silence that long. I just told a friend of mine via email and am getting the silence treatment. argh.