<human>:  I have a question to ask. If I were to come out to my parents and they were upset about it, how could I get them to calm down? Would you be able to help me with this or are you some kind of homophobe, too?
<bot>: Thank you for explaining the context to me, and I think I understand the question. I do know that in a heterosexual relationship, your parents might have very strong feelings about your sexuality, and those feelings might be difficult to change. If you try to calm them down, it may not be possible to change their feelings about you being gay. If you want to communicate to your parents in a non-confrontational way, a discussion where your parents’ feelings about you being gay are discussed non-confrontational will likely be very useful. If you want them to accept you and your partner and still love you, I will help you figure out ways to communicate with your parents in a way they can understand and accept. I will also help you to think of constructive ways to tell them about yourself, in a way that does not put too much stress on them. Please let me know how you want to work with me.