Your at a bar with (hot 2d person you can think of off the top of your head) when your s/o comes busting through the bar doors. They get on their knees and start crying, saying their sorry that they cheated on you, and that they’d never do it again. The thing is your s/o is your 25th photo, are you going with (hot 2d person you can think of off the top of your head) or your 25th photo. (Btw I know everyone’s doing the photo thing, but I wanted to do it too)
My brother was who I came out to first, he was confused but now understands it. My dad always told me that no matter who I brought home, regardless of race, gender, or whatever as long as they were respectful it would be fine. So it was easy to come out to him. My mom easily was accepting as well. I was really nervous to tell my religious grandpare...... 1 reply
i came out as nonbinary to my closest of friends over a year ago and it was well received by them. they cheered me up and was so happy for me for finally being able to be honest with myself. the pronouns and addresses are still tough for them but im just so glad that they at least try to correct themselves and apologise whenever they misgender me a...... 1 reply
I've accidentally came out twice to my parents and they still don't believe me.
The first time was when I had finally accepted I was bisexual after about 2-3 years of struggling/confusion. I wasn't even in highschool yet.
I came out to one of my guy friends that I really trusted. He kept teasing me (like low-key being really sexual, sending me bo...... reply
i am also 15 and a lesbian! im in the exact same situation as you! my advice is, dont listen to anyone who tells you to come out. i am out to lots of people at school including my friends, but the thought of coming out to my parents gives me this feeling of dread and ive personally never even considered coming out to them because that feeling is so...... reply
If you aren't sure if your parents wont react terribly or if you're not ready for your relationship to change with them it's okay to not come out yet. You're still valid for wanting to stay safe and in the closet for a while longer until you have a safe place to go in the worst case scenario. If you are ready for either of these situations (i.e you...... reply
I'm a lesbian myself! It took a while for me to come out, because I live in a place that's really conservative.
I did go out with some guys in high school, but, to be honest, it was really boring and I didn't feel better about my romantic prospects at all afterwards.
I feel better about romance, now, and I don't feel like I'm in any rush to have so...... reply