Noone can really judge what is right or wrong; they do that but they shouldn't. If you want to be in a relationship and you both feel the same way it would be quite difficult to reconcile your family to the idea. The only option in this case seems moving somewhere where you can live your lives as a couple without anyone knowing you're cousins.

Chatrooms have always seemed safer to me and I too would rather talk to people online. I only meet with two of my friends with whom I feel absolutely safe and they usually come around to my place and we hang out. But recently I talked to this guy on facebook, and we really hit it off, and we decided to meet at a cafe. I was very anxious and when he came I realised he was nervous too. Somehow we really connected and we talked a bit and just sitting there we texted each other on watsapp; it was nice. Now we talk a lot more on watsapp and he has come to my place as well and I am very lucky that I found him.

I had a very attractive male cousin who I wanted to sleep with but he died, I never knew if he was straight but he probably was. Another one got married recently to a woman, so no luck there

it will become easier once you live on your own and are able to be yourself. you can live your life without having to worry about the support you still need

my mom treating my ex like he was a piece of shit. hated her for that

i crushed over my exes brother, he was hella cute though haha

we need more details about him to answer this question

Friends of course, extended family then and finally, your parents, they will be the last ones to know and the most difficult ones to accept they might be both sad and disappointed (even angry) about the news, they can even argue whe "chose" this when deep inside they know that wasn't the case leading to yeeeeeeeeeaaaarrsss of therapy to cope with that moments, I have an ex that after he told their parents the subject was erased, that never happened and his mother keep suggesting him to get a girlfriend and settle for once, she bluntly ignored what happened and decided to pretend it has never ocurred. So yes, friends, also, a note, they only one who was a bit upset about the news turned up to be gay too 3 years later so careful with that, it's not only our process, it could be other's as well.

I think he knew you are gay

You need to control your feeling for him, otherwise your friendship with him will be a total mess.

I try to ignore my father who is an ass but he does acts like he asks for it!

I am in the same situation!
It is really hurt!
I am trying my best to forget him now! It will take time, but I have to move on!

Glady no.My friends aree so supportive  :love:

It's great that your mom is cool with gayness.
But just tell her there are some boundaries. She should understand.

My parents found my porn stash when I was a kid.
As the rest of the world goes, I never had a coming out moment. Just started hiding it less and less as I became more comfortable with my sexuality. Until i reached a state of I don't give a fuck.