Out With Dad (2010) s02e04 Episode Script
With Jacob and Vanessa
OK, OK.
I went to the Miller house today.
I talked to Nathan, Rose's dad.
He says, he says: Rose is gay.
She's a lesbian.
And And he's proud of it.
And And he says our Vanessa is gay, and she's scared.
And then I came home and Vanessa and Rose were here.
And I had to send Rose away.
- And I know that I'm just gonna have to keep her here home - Theresa, look I'm not disagreeing with you, but you can't keep her shut in, OK? She's She's a teenager, for goodness sake.
We have to do something, Steven.
This can't go unaddressed.
Do you want her, to turn her back on us, the minute she turns 18? I'm not gonna have you push away another child.
Stop blaming me for Matthew! He left on his own accord.
Are you marrying a Muslim too? No, it's nothing like that.
You know there's nothing wrong with that, right? But, are you going to leave us too? - I'm not going anywhere - "Not going anywhere", great.
That's just what Matthew said.
I won't let that happen.
Even Dad sounds freaked out that you're gonna leave us.
It's OK, it's It's nothing.
I don't have to - I'll just.
.
- Do you love your daughter? - Because I do! - I love our daughter too! I'll just ignore it.
It's not a big deal, they're over reacting anyways.
- I heard you crying again last night.
- You're too young to understand.
- I'm only three years younger than you! - Yeah, well maybe you're lucky.
It's three years less of growing into the person you thought you were, only to find out you can't.
It's three years less of being with the most incredible person in your entire life, before she's ripped away from you.
And it's It's three years less of falling in love! Come in the kitchen, at least go somewhere private! If you can help it, don't.
It sucks! Text reviewed by Michel Cantigneaux Coming out isn't easy.
For anyone.
Whether you're struggling to find the words to talk about your sexual orientation or gender identity, or comforting a friend or loved-one who's just come out as lesbian, gay, bisexual or trans, please know that you're not alone.
PFLAG Canada is there to help.
Visit them online at pflagcanada.
ca for more information.
Or to find a support meeting near you.
PFLAG Canada is there when no-one else is.
I went to the Miller house today.
I talked to Nathan, Rose's dad.
He says, he says: Rose is gay.
She's a lesbian.
And And he's proud of it.
And And he says our Vanessa is gay, and she's scared.
And then I came home and Vanessa and Rose were here.
And I had to send Rose away.
- And I know that I'm just gonna have to keep her here home - Theresa, look I'm not disagreeing with you, but you can't keep her shut in, OK? She's She's a teenager, for goodness sake.
We have to do something, Steven.
This can't go unaddressed.
Do you want her, to turn her back on us, the minute she turns 18? I'm not gonna have you push away another child.
Stop blaming me for Matthew! He left on his own accord.
Are you marrying a Muslim too? No, it's nothing like that.
You know there's nothing wrong with that, right? But, are you going to leave us too? - I'm not going anywhere - "Not going anywhere", great.
That's just what Matthew said.
I won't let that happen.
Even Dad sounds freaked out that you're gonna leave us.
It's OK, it's It's nothing.
I don't have to - I'll just.
.
- Do you love your daughter? - Because I do! - I love our daughter too! I'll just ignore it.
It's not a big deal, they're over reacting anyways.
- I heard you crying again last night.
- You're too young to understand.
- I'm only three years younger than you! - Yeah, well maybe you're lucky.
It's three years less of growing into the person you thought you were, only to find out you can't.
It's three years less of being with the most incredible person in your entire life, before she's ripped away from you.
And it's It's three years less of falling in love! Come in the kitchen, at least go somewhere private! If you can help it, don't.
It sucks! Text reviewed by Michel Cantigneaux Coming out isn't easy.
For anyone.
Whether you're struggling to find the words to talk about your sexual orientation or gender identity, or comforting a friend or loved-one who's just come out as lesbian, gay, bisexual or trans, please know that you're not alone.
PFLAG Canada is there to help.
Visit them online at pflagcanada.
ca for more information.
Or to find a support meeting near you.
PFLAG Canada is there when no-one else is.