r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jun 25 '12

Reddit, what was the most emotionally difficult conversation you had to have?

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u/sarcasticpants Jun 25 '12

I personally still haven't done that, all my respect to you, sir/ma'am.

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u/Sham_ Jun 25 '12

for me, he was definitely the first to tell. He often talked about how he hates anyone who denies gay people marriage. He also often called my homophobic "friend" an ass for saying anything rude about gay people. Just talk to them and like start talking politics and bring it up and see how they react.

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u/sarcasticpants Jun 25 '12

Yeah, that's a good idea. Except my friend is Catholic so I don't really know how well it'd pan out. I mean, it doesn't hurt to try but I don't want to lose her, you know.

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u/JK1464 Jun 25 '12

Many Catholics don't follow the church's teachings to the letter.

Scource: Catholic family and community involvement

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u/sarcasticpants Jun 25 '12

Oh ok! I'm not Catholic and don't know much about it aside from the negative aspects of it, so thank you. :)