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I'm a lesbian, I came out on my moms birthday, she already knew but still
uh she didnt accept me til we saw panic! for my birthday and she heard brendon uries speech about loving whoever you want.
oh also I came out to my dad using "coming out" by ally hills
I thought i was a trans man for a while but I'm just nonbinary- gender in general isnt my cup of tea, even when I identified as a man I never really saw myself as a man and more inbetween
uh she didnt accept me til we saw panic! for my birthday and she heard brendon uries speech about loving whoever you want.
oh also I came out to my dad using "coming out" by ally hills
I thought i was a trans man for a while but I'm just nonbinary- gender in general isnt my cup of tea, even when I identified as a man I never really saw myself as a man and more inbetween
ivelostmyspectacles
every so often, I get NSO 🤷
I have no really big stories, but I did come out to my friends as asexual last year! Nothing was ever really made of it (honestly, I'm not even sure if 90% of them understand it, but if they don't, they don't, and that's fine) but it was a huge deal for me at the time; I live with a crazy religious family and, yeah, they still don't know. Probably think I just really like purple and grey and black and white as a color scheme! But it was the day I'd traveled to see Dear Evan Hansen and I was so accepting of myself at the time that I just did and I was stupid pleased afterwards lmao
anyway now I'm out (to myself. working on telling everyone else. maybe. maybe not!) as being biromantic too and have been with my girlfriend for six months! Huzzah!
anyway now I'm out (to myself. working on telling everyone else. maybe. maybe not!) as being biromantic too and have been with my girlfriend for six months! Huzzah!
animal_hunter
Senior Member
I'd love to enter, unfortunately I don't have any stories...
Hah, what a coincidence. Today my girlfriend and I are coming into two years of being together! It's a distance relationship so I'm really glad we came so far ;w; If all goes well and I get my degree this year (unless this whole mess with the lockdown gets worse) I will be moving in with her somewhere around the end of summer or beginning of autumn (hopefully ;; )
My parents are clueless, and I'm tired of always having to be sneaky when I talk to her and stuff like that. They're heavily homophobes so there's no way I can tell them >3>
I just wanna get away from here and live my life as I want ;w;
My parents are clueless, and I'm tired of always having to be sneaky when I talk to her and stuff like that. They're heavily homophobes so there's no way I can tell them >3>
I just wanna get away from here and live my life as I want ;w;
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I don't really want to enter, but I do have a story (sort of) that I need to share with people.
I am lesbian and a bunch of people already know this. Most of my family is straight, but my mom and sister are pansexual. I am still the age where I am considered a child, and have never had a crush on a girl. But I know. I have never had a girlfriend or boyfriend. I have never even had a real crush. But I dream of having a wife. Every night, I go to sleep dreaming that some day we will all get out of this mess. I don't plan on telling my parents. My most trusted friends already know and my sister knows, but my parents don't. I don't feel great about telling them, but it's not that they won't be supportive, because they will, I'm worried about my grandpa. My grandpa is loud, always speaking about how much he hates the president. He very political and spends most his time looking at Facebook and Reddit on his tablet. Frankly, I'm scared of him.
He's always telling us he wants great-grandchildren that are actually his. But not just the one he has, he wants more (my cousin has a kid). I'm worried he won't be accepting of me. I'm not worried about my aunt, cousin(+cousin in law), or uncles. I have a feeling they might actually support me.
For those of you who are wondering how I plan on telling my parents, I want to show them by getting a girlfriend.
I am lesbian and a bunch of people already know this. Most of my family is straight, but my mom and sister are pansexual. I am still the age where I am considered a child, and have never had a crush on a girl. But I know. I have never had a girlfriend or boyfriend. I have never even had a real crush. But I dream of having a wife. Every night, I go to sleep dreaming that some day we will all get out of this mess. I don't plan on telling my parents. My most trusted friends already know and my sister knows, but my parents don't. I don't feel great about telling them, but it's not that they won't be supportive, because they will, I'm worried about my grandpa. My grandpa is loud, always speaking about how much he hates the president. He very political and spends most his time looking at Facebook and Reddit on his tablet. Frankly, I'm scared of him.
He's always telling us he wants great-grandchildren that are actually his. But not just the one he has, he wants more (my cousin has a kid). I'm worried he won't be accepting of me. I'm not worried about my aunt, cousin(+cousin in law), or uncles. I have a feeling they might actually support me.
For those of you who are wondering how I plan on telling my parents, I want to show them by getting a girlfriend.
ali.di.magix
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I'd like to enter!
I don't really have any stories myself and I'm not open about talking about my sexuality to anyone (mostly because I have no one to talk to about it lol), but I will share that I'm pretty sure I lie somewhere on the asexuality spectrum. I think I identify the most with a gray-a than anything as what I feel is very complex. I think I've literally told one person and that's it lol. Fortunately my parents and family couldn't care less if I'm in a relationship or not so they don't view it as "weird".
I don't really have any stories myself and I'm not open about talking about my sexuality to anyone (mostly because I have no one to talk to about it lol), but I will share that I'm pretty sure I lie somewhere on the asexuality spectrum. I think I identify the most with a gray-a than anything as what I feel is very complex. I think I've literally told one person and that's it lol. Fortunately my parents and family couldn't care less if I'm in a relationship or not so they don't view it as "weird".
That's so cute! I wish I had a girlfriend....Hah, what a coincidence. Today my girlfriend and I are coming into two years of being together! It's a distance relationship so I'm really glad we came so far ;w; If all goes well and I get my degree this year (unless this whole mess with the lockdown gets worse) I will be moving in with her somewhere around the end of the summer or beginning of autumn (hopefully ;
My parents are clueless, and I'm tired of always having to be sneaky when I talk to her and stuff like that. They're heavily homophobes so there's no way I can tell them >3>
I just wanna get away from here and live my life as I want ;w;
( not all of it is cute, I'm speaking of the homophobic parents)
Cosmic_Insanity
Senior Member
I'd like to be entered! My coming out story is a bit of a mess. We were on a visit to London, me my brother and my mum. We were looking at patches and badges at some market stall in Camden markets. I saw a badge that said "Nobody knows I'm gay" and giggled at it (I'm bi myself) and muttered to myself that I related. My mum heard and started questioning me. Eventually she came to terms with it and wasn't bothered, but I guess that's my train wreck of a "coming out" story.
Maiana
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Thank you for doing this! Happy anniversary as well! <3 I don't have an official coming out story to my family but:
My best friend and I actually came out to each other on the same day back in middle school. I'll forever remember that day and treasure/cherish our times together. My family isn't as supportive as they should be with my other openly LGBTQ+ family members, but at the end of the day I love and will do whatever it takes to protect them.
My best friend and I actually came out to each other on the same day back in middle school. I'll forever remember that day and treasure/cherish our times together. My family isn't as supportive as they should be with my other openly LGBTQ+ family members, but at the end of the day I love and will do whatever it takes to protect them.
Lokidoki
I'm a Uchi Platypus~
I would like to enter please~
Coming out Asexual and Non-Binary was not at all easy, even if it was over ten years ago family thinks im broken.
My friends and Hubby keep me very happy with the ongoing support <3
Coming out Asexual and Non-Binary was not at all easy, even if it was over ten years ago family thinks im broken.
My friends and Hubby keep me very happy with the ongoing support <3
xsopants
🍄 the hyphae, the spore, and the holy host 🍄
I love the intersectionality of animal crossing and the queer community. I remember in new leaf I was so siked that the kiddie set came in the pan flag colors so I made it my whole bedroom, I also remember making a pan flag out of roses, good times.
Kurashiki
Senior Member
i'd love to enter, congrats on the anniversary of your coming out! the only family member that i've told is my mom but she was super accepting and already had suspected that i was gay for years haha
hi, it’s so rare to see tbt giveaways now honesty :0 i have many stories about my experience in the LGBT community (pan pride!!) but one of my favorites is when i had just come out to my friends and we all went to pride in san francisco for the first time <33 soso much fun. anyways, ty for doing this! ~
glitchedspirits
asher
Happy coming out anniversary ^^
I would love to enter - I'm a trans guy and it was pretty hard to find the courage to come out to my friends, but they were very accepting! thanks for doing this giveaway !
I would love to enter - I'm a trans guy and it was pretty hard to find the courage to come out to my friends, but they were very accepting! thanks for doing this giveaway !
i'd like to enter! when i was 12, i went through that whole demiflux / stargender thing and almost wanted to come out.. now i'm glad i didn't because my dad doesn't even think that bisexuality is real. i came to the conclusion that i am a cisgender lesbian and came out to all of my friends. my best friend actually turned out to be gay himself and all of my other friends accepted me as well (except for that one dude that used to have a crush on me lol). i was really happy and ready to come out to my family... my grandma pretends i'm 'normal' and still asks me about boys in my class and i had to come out three times to my mom before she got it lmao now she's kind of accepting it?? and my dad - well he's really homophobic but i guess i can live with that. it's nothing special, just my lgbt story
Mayor Miraland
I've got the big gay™
This is very generous and sweet of you, congrats on coming out! 
As for me, I came out as a lesbian officially when I was 13, I really thought my friends would be more surprised then they were, but looking back on it I had been very openly crushing on a girl for months, still though!
My thirteen-year-old self felt hopeless when it came to love, I'm autistic and that always made me awkward, I thought I might never be attractive or confident, I thought I might never have a partner. I'm happy to say I've proved myself wrong! Since starting 6th form last year I've been more open with my sexuality and more GAY, I've asked out more girls, been more confident, worn rainbow doc martins, I've even had a couple of girlfriends! In general I feel so much happier being myself then ever before, and I think I can attribute that mostly to allowing myself to be as gay as I feel inside
Coming out and allowing myself to be myself has really transformed me into an all-around better and happier person :3
As for me, I came out as a lesbian officially when I was 13, I really thought my friends would be more surprised then they were, but looking back on it I had been very openly crushing on a girl for months, still though!
My thirteen-year-old self felt hopeless when it came to love, I'm autistic and that always made me awkward, I thought I might never be attractive or confident, I thought I might never have a partner. I'm happy to say I've proved myself wrong! Since starting 6th form last year I've been more open with my sexuality and more GAY, I've asked out more girls, been more confident, worn rainbow doc martins, I've even had a couple of girlfriends! In general I feel so much happier being myself then ever before, and I think I can attribute that mostly to allowing myself to be as gay as I feel inside
Coming out and allowing myself to be myself has really transformed me into an all-around better and happier person :3
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