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I am a 62 year old mother. My daughter came out to me when she was 14. I remember her crying so hard. I asked her what was wrong and she said she was afraid to tell me. I told her no matter what it was that it would be ok and that I would love her. So she finally told me she was gay. I said ok and gave her a big hug and told her that I l still loved her. She asked me why I wasn't mad at her. I told her you love who you love. Her and her wife live with me now and she is 36. I wish all parents would be excepting and supporting of their children when they come out to them. I have known many gay couples since my early 20's and have always been supportive. You love who you love!

when burton cries .......it's already tears on dustin's eyes..... that is the true love.......... LOVE is LOVE

My uncle came out only when he was dying of AIDS. He fully expected rejection by the family. We all accepted him and supported him through the last difficult years of his life. Nobody should have to fear rejection from those who love them most. We’re all just people.

I'm 16. My parents are so conservative and I gave some little hints to them that I was gay and there were so mad at me so I changed the topic. But I came out to one of my friend and I feel happy about it. Some day wanna find my own pease in me. Thank you guys for giving me hope and love.

I love Holland sensing her daddies are sad and coming in trying to make you feel better. Her little sweet face, being so calm and putting her hand on your backs. She’s precious.

Did Burton just say he was almost forty? 😲 He looks so young! I'm baffled.

This is what I needed... After 29 years I am beyond tire of hiding in shame and fear... 2021 is the year, I am ready!

I came out at age 10, with only a few gay role models in my life. I’m now 17, and living my life proudly. So happy to know that there’s always hope and new role models in this world! 🥰

In coming out to my brothers in the early 80's---my parents were already dead --- I had opposite reactions. One was negative and is still in that frame of mind. However my other brother with a strong Christian faith said something I will cherish to the day I die. He simply asked me, in a long distance phone call, if I was gay. I was terrified of admitting to the truth. I took a deep breath and said "yes I am". I waited for the explosion and he said -- " If you ever want to bring a friend or a partner home, he will be more than welcomed in my house". There was a long pause and then I burst into unbelievable tears. There were no other words that could have been said that would have made me feel more acceptable. The words have had an enormous effect on me and my life. He has since died but his memory lives on in my mind -- etched forever. There are good people in this world!!! Thank you both for your videos and showing how a family should live.

I'm straight but this was so emotional I literally cried 😢u guys r amazing

When he said “if god is perfection and god is so perfect than when he created me he didn’t make a mistake “…. PERIOD 💅🏻

I have a similar background to Dustin, and I just have to say I needed that cry this afternoon. Whoever may be reading these comments and is feeling the same, reach out to somebody and talk about what you’re feeling. (I’m here too!)

dustin i could relate with on so many ways. burton you made me cry when you started to cry. it was different in the 70's and 80's but as a community we are so much better now as we fought for the right to have kids and marriage. your story shows that life can be all we dreamed it could be.

It's never easy. In 1994 when I met my husband, I had come out to my mother but after Michael and I moved in together we had no contact with my family for many years. I love you telling your stories and sharing your loving family with us.

Being from an orthodox family I can imagine how terrifying it is to come out. Though I'm straight but one of my closest friend is gay and is struggling to come out. He constantly talks to me about how he feels as if he is not himself. When he came out to me he was crying and looking at him I could feel how important it was for him. We sat and talked about whatever he had in his mind and I told him that I will always be his best friend and support him no matter what. Your story truly touches my heart. I pray all the power strength and happiness to both of you and your kids. Lots of love ❤❤

How anyone could give this inspiring video the thumbs down is beyond me. I offer all my love to both of you for your honesty and your dedication to each other. Your children are very lucky indeed.

Thank you both so much for being the role models and inspiration that most of us never had when we were young! ❤️

I can’t stop crying from watching this. I am a 35yo African gay man, I work and live in the US. I have been married to a man for over 5 years now and I still haven’t come out to my family. I am still terrified by the idea of coming out to my parents. I have been through everything that Dustin went through except that I still don’t have the courage to come out. Thank you for inspiring me. I feel ready to tell my family about my sexuality and my husband. I love you guys ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you for sharing your coming out stories. What an inspiration. I am a 64 year old man who came out two years ago. I can understand the liberation and freedom after acknowledging being gay. I was married 25 years until my wife passed in 2002. I raised four sons to adulthood. They are amazing young men and they know that I am gay. They just want me to be happy. I too grew up in a conservative church and even pursued the ministry . I raised my family in the church. I had gay feelings but they were buried. I know all about the churches teaching on homosexuality and how sinful they claim it is. I got hurt very badly by the Christian Fundamentalist Church time and time again. I have left the church and do not wish to return. I have been the happiest these last two years after coming out in my life. Yes there are still some struggles that must be over come but it is liberating to be myself.

you can really tell when the other speaks how much love these guys have for each, it's beautiful to see and so representative of how important love for one another is

Thank you for sharing your testimonies. It is truly touching to hear about your life journeys. I am a 65 year old gay man, and come from a conservative Christian background. I've been through conversion therapy and lived a celibate life for almost 20 years, and have been from one end of the gay life to the other end of the spectrum. I can relate to your coming out stories. I'm glad to see young people as yourselves living happy and productive lives and raising twins no less. Your videos are inspiring and heartwarming. God bless you and your family !

When we watch your videos we only see 2 beautiful men with 2 cute children who have a life really like a fairy tale. Your coming out stories touched me so deeply and it´s so painful to hear what sad thoughts you both had and how fearful you were of your families. Believe me, God made us all the way we are. He loves us for who we are and will always love us for what kind of people we are. He will not ask for gender, but for a kind heart. That's all that counts. Just look at you! Look at your fingers, look at your wedding rings, look at your kids. You´re a *family* and we all can feel your *love* for each other. God bless you and children. ♥

You guys are so awesome. I came out in 1974. Things were very different then. We had no choice but to fight. When I hear your stories, I realize it was all worth it. Thank you for sharing your stories. I'm glad you found each other. You're an inspiration

It's amazing how you can be wrong about your fathers. I imagined my coming-out to be full of conflict, since my parents were older (so to speak, from a different time, my father is from 1939, my mother from 1942). I was particularly worried about my father as he has a clear black and white way of thinking on many subjects (something can only be right or wrong, there is no in-between). When I finally told them, all my mother and father said was: "Live your life as you see fit. All that matters is that you are happy, whether with a woman or a man by your side. Just take care of yourself and find the right person for a relationship." On the one hand I was extremely relieved, on the other hand I was totally irritated because I never expected such an answer. That's a long time ago, when LGBT+ wasn't accepted by society like it is today. Even if many fathers don't say or show it that often, they too love their children with all their hearts and they too want to see their children happy. I think it's also a generational issue. I find Dustin's experiences so awful. Religion and belief in God must not look like this, so that one breaks one's children. I am happy for you that everything has turned out well and that your families see that being gay is not a bad thing and that a gay man can also achieve his goals in life. Tolerance should be talked about much more often in the churches.

I couldn't hold my tears when Buron said "take my money and go to a place where you can be happy". It's amazing how parents can make a huge difference in our lives. I'm happy that at the end you found what you dream of. That make us feel that it's possible to have a beautiful family like you guys.

My son’s story reminds me of Burton’s except for husband’s reaction but ultimately parent’s love always wins. I’m sorry you had to re experience that for us but I’m so grateful. I love my son more than he will ever know. So does my husband.

Wonderful story, lovely couple, and beautiful family!

It feels sad coz I haven't came out yet and I'm 19 now. I'm scared to came out coz my parents are very religious Christians I just wanted to feel the freedom and being accepted 😢💔

this means so much to all of us. the only thing I want to say now is "thank you, guys".

I’ve watched this a few times. I’m a Christian and heterosexual but you shouldn’t have to go through the pain just to be who you are. Thank you for sharing. I wished the church would stop thinking folk who are gay have demons in them. That is so damaging. Be blessed guys. Amazing family. ❤️

Both are my example to follow, one day I would like to be like you, I never had a father who was there for me, but I know that when I have a son he will have two dads the rest of his life ♡

Great testimony, God makes no mistakes, fear of rejection, acceptance, family support.. I shed a few tears.... thank you!!

This literally made me cry such an inspiring story of you guys .

Guys, it's very important to talk about the coming out. Thank you for sharing your stories! You are so great!

As I approach my 70th year on this planet I have relived the coming out experience of a number of gay men. Luckily, my own story is pretty uncomplicated, but I have seen the pain and anxiety that both coming out and the effects of conversion therapy have inflicted on people like yourselves. The great thing is that you are able to proudly express the love that is so evident in your relationship. Stone and Holland, when they are adults themselves, will have the most wonderful foundation of love to take with them.

I will be your true fan forever....may God bless you

Your story is really inspiring. I'm so happy you found each other.

From this day forward, I will remember this sentence, just be comfortable with your own skins. thank you for your videos.

Soy una persona heterosexual y viendo varios programas de parejas homosexuales he aprendido mucho sobre ustedes. Los entiendo más, no tenía idea que ustedes sufrían tanto. De verdad son valientes. En cuanto a ustedes dos y sus hijos son una familia muy bonita!!!

Stone and Holland are very blessed to have a parent that is full of heart. So much love❤

even though you are happily married with kids, it had to be hard for you both to tell this story. It had to be emotional and probably somewhat terrifying to have to tell this story. But you must know everyone thanks you for doing it. It was emotional for me to watch, and it makes me love you even more.

Hey it doesn't matter if you're gay straight or bisexual it matters how you treat your kids and you treat your kids with the utmost respect and your good Dads

I am a follower of Christ and I truly believe that God has brought you guys together (Mark 10:9). I believe that true love is beyond gender and that it's more about heart and soul and that's what I see in both you guys when I watch your videos of your family. I truly believe that being attracted to the same sex internally is not a mistake or a burden and that you are destined for Hell. I strongly disagree with that! God does have perfection and knew the plans for us when He created us. With that being said, Dustin is right. Having a desire to being with the same gender romantically is not a mistake from God. Be the child that He wants you to be. Let His Will be done

They are the best and lovely couple ,I ever seen.i want to be like them

Much love and respect for you guys from Saudi Arabia ! 🤍🏳️‍🌈 i'm a new subscriber and already loved your family and your channel ✨ have a nice day!

We have been watching you for a while , but missed this along the way, beautifully done guys. We love you and your family and appreciate how you let us into your lives . I knew I was different since I was 4 , but had no way to express myself.To add to this I experienced a physical and mentally abusive step father. Add to that a kid trying to hide who I was, I even got married in 1961 and had a son, after 5 years we divorced, since then I have lived as a gay man who slowly came out to friends and some family. I am now 82 , fully out and have been with my husband happily for 38 years. All of our journeys are different, so happy for your happiness, we love you and your kiddos!!

I was incredibly moved by this video I didn’t notice that my tears were running down on my face uncontrollably, you guys gave me the courage and hope in the future I’ve been depressed for so many years and I’m 27yrs old and haven’t had any relationship with the same sex and I never came out yet from my closet And grew up in a religious kind of place I admire you guys you are my role model when i reached that age I wish I could be like you Coming out will have happened once I meet the person who i will like to spend the rest of my life with. Thank you for inspiring us and sorry If i made grammar errors because i am still learning english . I will be always watching all your videos and your upcoming videos because i always feel happy whenever I watch your adorable family..

Thank you! It's wonderful to share our stories, thank you both for sharing yours! My story mirrors Dustin's in many ways, I was very involved in church from a young age, thinking God would "heal" me . I came out to my parents at the end of my junior year in high school, my mother was great, however my father was more cruel than usual. I ended up moving out of the house in January of my senior year and then moving from Northern New York to Southwestern Michigan a year after graduation. In 1977, a year after I moved to Holland, MI, I met the love of my life, a tall, blond, handsome Dutchmen, Robert DeRyder! We lived a wonderful life in our little brick house with an English garden. Unfortunately Bob died in the hospital after a motorcycle crash as we were on our way to a family reunion in NY in 1987. My world became a very dark horrible place. In those days it was illegal for 2 men to even cohabitate, let alone be married. After Bob's death, his parents took everything, his clothes, the house, his car, everything. I fell hard. I ended up quitting my job as the manager of a family lakeside resort to work at a gay resort in Saugatuck, MI as the bar manager - and became totally immersed in the gay party lifestyle. After 10 years at the resort and 3 really horrible relationships, I quit, moved to Grand Rapids and ended up retiring from a large retailer where I was an international food buyer for 10 years. One more failed relationship, being diagnosed with emphysema and some severe mental health issues I went on disability and I moved back to my hometown to be near my mom, where I still live with my new love, the Adirondack Mountains! There's my story. 10 glorious years with Bob made the rest worth it. Cherish each day with Holland & Stone and with each other! Know that you present a positive & loving picture to all that view your channel! Be well, be safe, be happy! 🧡

Greeting from Colombia guys. You have an amazing soul and beautiful family.

As a crusty old codger with a heart of granite, I feel I have to say I was moved by the way you told your stories. Thank you for sharing.

I LOVE how Holland just came in so calmly and sat there listening, so precious!!!

Oh god just bless you both, so very mature and honest talking. I have to say, I had struggled with the religion thing as well and hated myself, had suicidal thoughts, had long crying nights and all this affected my well being, concentration on life and torn my self-esteem. Until, I too realized god does NOT make mistakes in his creation, not one bit, and I am proud of the person I am today, I came out to lots of friends (when I thought I will lose all of them), but my family is still way far from this, they're very conservative. I am from the Middle East, and I always wished my parents know a little English so I can show them videos like these (especially this one), they have to see that gay people CAN have a great life like this. God bless you and your family once more

Thank you guys from Morocco 🇲🇦 😭❤✌ that was so inspiring and powerful Alright , let's say thank you to this AMAZING couple from all around the world in this comment 🥰

You guys are example of a perfect couple and a perfect happy family.. Doesn't matter gay or straight... Lots of love to you guys 😍❤

Thank you for the hearted comment. Hope your super family will have a great festive season. All the best .Love to all.Peter

This brought tears to my eyes as I recalled growing up and coming out gay in what was then a conservative, apartheid South Africa. Regimental and unforgiving! The struggles of falling for someone in a society that prohibited and shunned. Knowing I was different at a very young age, but not what that ‘different’ meant. My first crush, first kiss and horrible break ups hurt badly. No role models and very little guidance on coming out. Dawson’s Creek made me feel a little more confident too as I navigated through my day to day challenges. The ups, the downs, were intense. My family fully supported my coming out, my mom was just the best, my dad on the other hand was tougher, but he came to and after a few years he even told my boyfriend and I we should really just sleep in the same bed when visiting. I think this was his way of saying, I accept you, I love you. My relationship with my dad was now open, transparent and understanding and he would wait on the driveway when he knew I was coming to visit them, always excited to see me. We became super close and spent a lot of time doing things together. Unfortunately, I separated in 2009 from my long term partner of 8 years, and a few months later lost my hero, my dad, to cancer. I was shattered and felt completely alone again, but had to be strong and keep things together for my mom & sister. However, that same year, I was destined to meet someone new. Now happily married to him, the best guy in the world, eleven years ago he walked into my life and never went home after that very first night. We immigrated to the USA in December of 2019 to start up a new life here in the USA. Always by each other’s side, we have accomplished so much together. I want to be a dad, but think at 44 I might now be too old for this. Just want to give you a shout out, tell you I watch all your content and think you guys are amazing. You are an inspiration to all of us out there, especially for guys around our age. Your sincerity and love echoes in everything you do. You now have a home-grown South African fan living in the USA! With much love & respect, Travis

That was the most touching story I ever witnessed. It definitely brought me to tears like everyone else am sure! The way Dustin was looking at Burt and cried,that shows the extensive Love you guys have for each other and I pray that it grows with every single moment. I definitely missed seeing 2 little angels.

Burton’s eyes are piercing

Thank you Dustin & Burton for your inspirational stories. Only recently I realized I am gay. Deep down I really knew I am. You are beautiful men with beautiful children. I wish you all a lifetime of happiness. Take care.

Your visibility is everything. The number of lives you touch will probably never be truly known. Thank you.

I love to have what you have. I've lost one partner of 16yrs. He was my soul mate, but God had other plans for him. I too still struggle with depression. As I am older, have a good friend who's married to a woman. I wished things were different, but can't help whom you love. Thank you again for sharing your stories with me. You both as I said before are truly blessed. Greg

I hope your parents asked for your forgiveness. My parents died two years ago having never asked forgiveness for the torture they put me through and without even acknowledging that they did anything wrong. They also died without ever accepting me, my marriage, my children or my grandchildren. You guys are very fortunate.

Your stories r very moving. I can't wait for the day when everyone is accepted. Thank U so much for sharing

Guys, I just came out to my mom by the beginning of the pride month at the age of 20, she literally cried and said, she would never sleep with a gay child in the same house and to make matters even worse, she told me she will tell everyone who has been helping me with my school that I CHOSE to be gay. This was so heartbreaking and I felt like losing my mom will be the end of my world and she asked me to promise her to fight and pray so hard that the gay in me goes away, but atleast after two weeks now, she managed to calm down, if she only knew that being gay isn't a choice

You just inspire me, teach me to speak up for my life teach me to take care of myself that i never do it before . Thank you for being my role models. Love you 🙏🙏🙏

Your dads gesture was incredibly touching. That’s true love!

Dustin’s story is very compelling for me. I am 73 years old and grew up as an only child in an evangelical home in NC; all the family’s energy was either derived from or funneled into the church. At the age of 15 years, I rebelled against religion; it was dramatic if not traumatic for the family. At the age of 29 years, I moved in with a partner who was 16 years my senior, had been married, and was the father of two adult children. The revelation of the reality of this milestone in my life was less traumatic for my family than my abandonment of the church. Perhaps time, or my age, had diminished their sense of control; perhaps my professional success had made an impression on them; perhaps my partner’s charm had worked magic...who knows? You men are living in a different South, if not a different world, from the one I knew at your age. Congratulations and best wishes to you and your beautiful twins.

This is so moving. I was a teenager in the 70s, and was actually advised not to come out to my family until they had paid for my college education. I was forced out by a letter from my mother when I was in grad school -- "I don't think you're gay. I think you're sensitive." My parents did eventually accept my orientation, and even my relationship of 14 years. In that letter from my mother, she brought up the names of some friends at the time and her assumptions about the nature of my friendships with them. What she didn't seem to realize was that, due to other family issues we need not discuss here, I was surprised at the suggestion that anyone should find me lovable or attractive. When I finally found my love, I realized my fear was not in introducing them to my love for another man, but to the fact that I was, in fact, an adult and capable of adult relationships. (It was a new concept to me, as well!) Edit: Watching this a second time a month later, I'm crying even more!

I'm so moved by the two of you and your story. In May, my husband and I celebrated 40 years together. The children we had were nieces and nephews and next door neighbor kids and just about any stray that came into our lives. I have so much gratitude for your courage and commitment.

I was moved by this video, very beautiful! You represent gay couples, In this house there is a lot of love and happiness. What beautiful, lovely men. I wish you all success.

I liked both your stories, but I have to say the highlight for me was when that sweet little girl appeared out of nowhere and gave dad a kiss and a hug at a very emotional point of the story was just magic. Hollywood couldn't done any better.

What an inspiring video. I came out four times to my mom in college years, once a year. She never believed me and thought I didn’t pray enough and demon was possessing me. My brother, who is also gay, said he will carry the secret to the grave. My husband and I just celebrated our 4th anniversary and my 30th birthday last month. Both of us have successful careers and friends that love us tremendously. We are planning to purchase our first home by the beach this year and hopefully kids in the near future. The thought that so many out there still thinking gay people aren’t capable of normalcy is saddening. I soon realize those whom lack of acceptance won’t make us miss the milestones in life but only they will miss ours. The Buffalos is what my husband and I work very hard towards to and hoping one day to make the dream come true. Your videos are reassuring the community that we are able to build a sustainable family, instill family value, and create legacies. As more LGBT parents having kids, we are closer to normalize to become “families” than “gay families”.

Ur story really made me cry... Maybe I'll never understand the struggle of lgbt person but i kW that this community is more strong and loving than any straight person.... This world has so much lack of love...but it's good to hear that u guys didn't lose hope... Love u both. Thanks for sharing ur story with us. Big hug❤️

I’ve just viewed it again, and you bring tears to this very old man....

I just have to say that little girl is beautiful

oh my! i cried when burton broke and just been silent. i hope i can get that chance to be truthful to my loved of who i really am.

No doubt that your kids are gonna have an amazing life with two beautiful dads who fight for their rights with afflictions but eventually you guys won the battle and building a family tree with love and dignity :) such an wonderful parents bless y’all ❤️

The two of you are such an inspiration. You obviously have a wonderful life together and deserve it. As Dustin said - God doesn't make mistakes - we are all the individuals that God had intended us to be. Keep the smiles on your faces in the love in your heart, and take care of those beautiful children!

What a great video about coming out. What’s most important is the content of your character. Gay, straight, bi, what really matters is who you are, not what others think you should be. I’m so impressed with both of you and the family you are raising. You’re doing the right thing and your kids are thriving. There is no better blessing.

Duston and Burton; along with everyone else in your group that may be reading my comment to you both glorious husbands! I relate 100% with your coming out story! I will email you wonderful new friends our coming story and share our life story with you. Maybe it might help some of the others in our LBGTQT+ community in your area with our story too. I must admit, I was shedding tears during your coming out story, but like my husband always told me, I always had a soft caring heart and that's why he loved me so very much! Thanks for being who you both are and for being so real and caring men and caring parents!

Thank you for sharing. I hope your journey will educate others to see the beauty of your relationship and that the Lord created you like this. At the end of the day we should “All” be Happy. It is very beautiful that you have the support of each other and your family. Also this will make you exceptionally gifted parents where you can have a well informed dialogue with your children. Always love yourself.

I am straight female but I do adore both of you n heard both of your story really make me burst into tears

Dear Burton and Dustin. Thank you very much for sharing your coming out stories. Please don't laugh at mine (although it is funny now). The first one I came out to was our family dog, an Alaskan Malamute. Mind you, this was in the late 70's and I called it my practice run. I looked into those huge brown eyes and said, "I'm gay." Then I started to cry a little bit but when my dog buried his big ol' furry face into my chest, I cried even harder. The unconditional love of dogs never ceases to amaze me. As I grew older, I too struggled with thoughts of suicide. Serendipity stepped in and I don't remember which television show I was watching but one of the characters said, "Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem." And as trite as it might sound, it does "get better." Every time, I think I've come out to everyone, there's always someone long from my past who didn't know. It reminds of a pair of lines in the lyrics in the new ABBA song, "Don't Shut Me Down": I'm not the one you knew, I'm now and then combined Flash forward to today. I look at you and your family as setting the example and it's one to be proud of. My partner and I don't have children but that was our choice. The two of us have been together for 16 wonderful years and we are the happiest we have ever been. Take care.

I got teary eyes when Burton is crying, talking about his dad

THANKS FOR SHARING. It was a hard stage to come out with family and is still a process of complete acceptance but I believe it will get there. It's nice to see a wonderful family like yours. Stay wonderful.

It’s like watching the fantasy fairy tale in real life, you made me so delight and fill with hope, joy and belief. I’m still struggle and face with discrimination and neglect from my parents about my sexuality. You make me believe in a much brighter day in future. Thanks so much and wish you all happiness

so many tears. I too had a coming out fear but it didnt get accepted by my patarents. I left home at 18 and never looked back. I never made lifelong friends. I never found a great guy. Count your blessings everyday.

Dustin & Burton, You guys are absolutely amazing. I know me, a single viewer, probably doesn't mean too terribly much to y'all hahah but you're perfect! I "officially" came out to my grandma in 2018, I had just turned 17 and was going into my senior year and when I say "officially" I mean everyone in my family kind of already knew but we just didn't talk about it. I was so scared of what she was going to say and how she was going to react because she was the person that raised me so she matters the most to me. The feeling of not knowing wether or not someone you care so much about is going to accept you for just being who you are is so scary. When I told her I remember she said "do you think that's going to make me love you any less?" and it made me cry and feel almost stupid for thinking she would. My mom didn't really raise me growing up and she does not accept the fact that I am Gay, and has not spoken to me in 2 years (i.e. since my HS Graduation in 2019) and it does hurt but then I think about all of the other people in my life, my best friends, my family and how much everybody supports me, it almost feels like I don't care what my mom thinks of me. That is NOT going to stop me from being who I am and eventually raising my own family. I know this is a long ass comment lmao but I really felt compelled to tell you my story (briefly...I know how could it be longer than this?) because now being 20 I was thinking about when I had come out...and I wish I had role models like you both. I strive to be as confident and self loving as the two of you are! You mean so much to so many people! Your family is absolutely beautiful! all love

Keep smiling guys. Smile gave very beautiful for both your face...

Hearing your stories made me remember my dead gay Uncle (he was one of my most favorite. bless his soul), I wonder how hard it must've been for him coming out 😢💔

Omg-you two are so genuine. Congratulations on life and your life..! Your family is beautiful.. 💜-Sherry

The hurt in Dustin's face when Burton was at his most vulnerable point shows the true love of these two! Absolutely beautiful!

Oh my gosh....That was literally so moving guys,,, you both made me cry like anything... I can just imagine the story in front of my eyes while you guys were narrating your stories. Love you both...and be happy.. you have us and we have you....

Currently crying right now at your incredible courage and strength to release thisvideo, so inspiring and going to help so many people, I love that you are now being the representation of a gay couple with kids that you lacked growing up so future generations can see that it is possible and incredible :))))))))))

Love your guy’s videos❤ you guys are so inspiring

❤❤❤ I love your stories. Thank you so much for sharing.

thank u for sharing your story guys , I cry everynight in my bedroom thinking i could never be who i am, i just wish people would be more accepting and hearing this kind of stories is truly inspirational for me and for my fellow young teens -love u guys from the philippines 🌼

I sit here with tears in my eyes knowing I can never have what you two do but feeling blessed you are sharing what you have and do with me. Thanks thanks thanks

Love you guys, thank you for sharing ❤