coming out

We can confidently say that most families aren't like The Brady Bunch. This goes for both the parental units and their children. And while we know some kids have issues with authority, sometimes the responsibility for a crappy family dynamic or lack of support lies with the parent. There's a ton of proof at the r/insaneparents subreddit. The community shares tales of terrible parenting, as well as memes that combine personal narrative with relatable themes. Most of these use meme formats that are very familiar. Think Spongebob Memes and Drake memes. While they're pretty depressing, it's important to remember that if you're having a tough time with family, you're definitely not alone. 

Coming out can be a stressful process, but it can be made even more complicated when the people closest to you aren't very accepting. This can especially be the case in college frats, where brothers are expected to hook up with a lot of women. In honor of Pride Month, These guys are telling all about their experiences with being gay and living in a frat - some might surprise you!