I have been following your blog and podcastâAND THANK YOU!!! In the 70âs I went to a psychologist and explained to him that I was unsure of coming out to my parents, especially as I was an only child. The … Read the rest here
Hi! My name is Christian Toelupe (Toy-Loop-âAâ). Iâm half Samoan and half Caucasian. I was born and raised in Utah. Iâm the oldest of 4 boys â 2 queens, and 2 straights. I was raised in Payson, graduated from High … Read the rest here
Iâve been gay my whole life. Iâve known it my whole life. I remember being attracted to men and boys my age way back into elementary years. I had no idea what gay was until junior high. I thought it … Read the rest here
My name is Kay and I am 50 years old. I live in Arizona. I am a wife, mother, and grandmother. I have adopted, guardianshiped, and fostered 27 children who are the most beautiful, amazing people and have 9 grandchildren. … Read the rest here
Ok, my coming out story is not as straight forward as most. My story would start when I would of been about 13-15 where I would start to catch myself looking at guys and having some âfunâ with a friend … Read the rest here
My name is Rachel Arteta, but I go by Arty in most spaces. Iâm currently in school working on my Family Sciences degree in hopes to move on to be a LMFT. My favorite thing to do is sit around … Read the rest here
My coming out story has been many years in the process (just like my life, I guess.} About 18 months ago I reached out to an anonymous blogger who wrote a few articles about lesbian experiences. I did it as … Read the rest here
My name is Carol Hall Moody, I’ve been a member of the LDS Church all my life & married my sweetheart John C. Moody in the LA Temple…we have been married for almost 48 years in January. We were blessed … Read the rest here
I need you to know what you have done to me recently… (I know what an opening line⌠right?)
I have just come out to a few friends, and I have started to get support from my new Facebook world: … Read the rest here
âComing Outâ how did these two words put together become so scary, powerful, joyful, emotional and necessary for those that are different in the eyes of the world. Sometimes people experience these two words before they are ready by someone … Read the rest here
