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Input: A little bit of background:

I was raised in a Christian church in California. My church in particular had the stance of "Being LGBT+ is okay  as long as you don't do anything about it". Personally, I was never sold on Christian values as a kid, and that's continued throughout my adolescence. Good for you if you believe in it; it's just never been my sort of religion. My mom, while insistent on us going to church every week and occasionally praying at the dinner table, was never extreme about her views with the exception of this time.

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The story:

When I was in middle school (around 12-13?), I dated a girl. Well, it was as much of a relationship as middle schoolers could really have, especially ones with strict homophobic Asian parents. We constantly lived in fear of our parents finding out what was happening. My mom constantly random checked my phone and messages, so we had to delete screenshots and conversations while using alternate apps that were disguised in the game folders. 

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Despite all of this caution, one random check led to everything spilling. My mom found out, I got grounded, and then everything spiraled out of control. My mom threatened to move my schools, forced me to get a therapist, and at one point kicked me out. She told our family as well. Since then, our relationship has improved, but I'm still wary around her. In fact, when we went to Disney Sea just last summer, she refused to buy me a shirt with Donald Duck on it only because it had a rainbow.

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Fast forward to this Christmas where I am now 15. She gave me these leggings with rainbow letters. Considering how big of a deal the rainbow was on that shirt, this seemed really abrupt to me. I asked her if it meant what I thought it meant, and she said yes, and that she loved me. The thing is, I really doubted that she would change her mind this fast, because it's been multiple years and suddenly she accepts this part of me she condemned before?

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Something I didn't mention was that during this time, she had been dating this guy that she met on Christian Mingle. We're not very friendly and hardly talk, but I do know that he is supportive of LGBT+ people because someone on his side is gay. I also know that he knows I am bisexual. I feel like she gave me those leggings due to her pleasing her boyfriend, and not considering me. She doesn't like to bring it up even now, and is uncomfortable with the topic if I talk about female celebrities that I find attractive. Since we don't talk about it, and I know her Christian friends aren't very supportive of LGBT+ people either, AITA for thinking that she just "accepted" me to pander to her boyfriend?

not believing my mom when she says she's not homophobic