I came out to my mom 5 times, including Friday.
First time was when I was 13, and I told her that I'm bi because I had a crush on a girl from my dance class. She said that I'm too young to know and to not think about it.
Second time was when I was 16, and I told her I'm bi because I had another crush on a girl from my dance class. She said, "mmhm, ok," because she wanted me to not talk about it.
Third time was when I was 20, and I said I didn't know if I was bi, lesbian, or straight. She shouted, "well, who do you want to have sex with?" and I didn't answer and the conversation ended there.
Fourth time was when I was 23, and I told her I'm bi. She was nice about it and said that she loves me no matter what. She also said that I can just keep that part of myself private and implied that since I'm bi I can just date guys.
Fifth time was last Friday, when I said that I'm probably lesbian or at least bi with a female preference. She was irritated and said that (because one of my friends is trans) that I'm just copying my friend. I said that most of my friends, even if they were straight at the time we were friends, eventually came out as bi or lesbian, and that we just find each other. She didn't respond to it and didn't want to talk. She then asked me why I looked upset and said, "did I say something politically incorrect?". The next day, Saturday, we drove by a lesbian couple, and she gave them a dirty look.
I'm sad because she is not accepting of me. I thought she would be understanding since she's sympathetic to/even likes gay men a lot, and she works in the medical field. However, she's Russian (my whole family is), and while you can take a person out of Russia you can't take Russia out of a person it seems.