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Eumelia ([personal profile] eumelia) wrote2008-06-06 04:18 pm

Parental Unit Quotes

Mother Unit: "Why didn't you go to the Pride Parade today?"

Moi: "It's too hot" It is, it's something like 35C in the shade and the Parade began at noon... no thanks!.

Mother Unit: "Committed, eh?" /sarcasm

Father Unit (looking away from the exciting Tennis match on TeVi): "Are you trying to tell us something?"

Moi (mental *sigh*): "Huh? What? What are you talking about? I went out on a date with a woman yesterday".

Father Unit: "Oy" and he goes back to the game.

Moi: "What? I thought you wanted me to date".

Father Unit: "I don't mind you dating women, but why not try dating men again".

Mother Unit: "Yes, why do you have to be so exclusive".

Moi (is having a brain meltdown): "You wouldn't say that if I were only dating men!"

Mother Unit (is thinking of what she said): "Yes, funny how that is".

Moi: "Not really".

I think they're dreading the day I date someone long enough that I actually bring them to Friday night supper and such.
I think I'd be worried if my parents were uber supportive of everything I do, I mean, it's nice to know they're a normal hetero-normative middle class married couple who love their daughter enough to be accepting, if not ready to march in the Parade. Then again, I need to be motivated to walk in the Parade, because Dude... the heat!
As it is, the date went quite nicely and I'll be calling her back, so we'll see how it goes.

[identity profile] lilacsigil.livejournal.com 2008-06-06 01:27 pm (UTC)(link)
35 degrees is enough to destroy any interest in anything, let alone pride! As a lesbian who can't stand hot weather, I totally support your decision to stay home.

[identity profile] eumelia.livejournal.com 2008-06-06 01:32 pm (UTC)(link)
Thank you! Every bloody year Pride happens on the hottest day of the year. I went last year and would have gotten heat stroke were it not for the free water bottles some of the sponsors *bleh* were handing out... Yay for corporatism taking over identity politics events?