Internet Backs Man Outing 'Homophobic' Parents After They 'Disowned' Him
newsweek.comReddit user's self-doubts, the response to his situation was unanimous—he was not in the wrong. Instead, users rushed to decipher which family member was instead."You were honest with your niece in an age-appropriate, non-confrontational way.
The only reason it turned into a huge fight is because no one else had been honest with her before about the situation," supported one user."If they didn't want their granddaughter to know that they're homophobic, they shouldn't be homophobic.
Simple as that," added another.One user reasoned that despite not being in the wrong, he should have informed his sister beforehand: "Your only mistake here was not informing your sister of the conversation you had with her daughter.
I mean you dropped a big family detail on a 10-year-old and then just left."Attention on the popular post turned towards the man's sister, with many criticizing her part in the saga.
