Lesbian girls.. How did your family react to your coming out?

My family has always been very open and accepting of anybody, whether it's religion, race, orientation, etc. So I wasn't too scared to come out, but I was still a little nervous. Last Friday night, I went into my mom's room and it pretty much went like this:

Me- "Can I talk you for a minute?"

Mom- "Sure."

Me- "Mom, I'm gay. I know I've been telling you I was bi since I was like 12. But I'm honestly just gay. And I'm sorry I didn't just come out and say it before."

Mom-"Dakota, I know you're gay. I've always known. It doesn't change anything. I love you just the same, no matter who you are or who you love."

So after I finished telling her, I went to my dad's man cave to tell him.

Me- "Hey Dad, I gotta tell you something."

Dad- *Stares at me; waiting*

Me- "I'm gay. Like, I don't like boys at all. I feel bad for pretending I did for so long. But yeah..."

Dad- *Stares for a few seconds* "So? Who gives a shit? I love you unconditionally. It's not a big deal. And it doesn't, nor would it ever, make me see you any differently. I love you beyond belief, no matter what."

Then we fist bumped and that was my night of coming out! I'm incredibly lucky to have parents like mine. I knew they would accept me, it was still just nerve wracking. Now when we go out as a family, everyone points out cute girls to me. :')