Unlike many coming out stories I have heard, I didnât know from a young age. Maybe thatâs because in my case I was still attracted to men, maybe itâs because I didnât realize that there were feelings I felt that … Read the rest here
Can I tell you why, if a transgender person asks me to refer to them as male or female, or “they” or “them,” or asks me to call them by a name they’ve chosen rather than the name they were … Read the rest here
I am fortunate to have the opportunity to come out in todayâs social environment. I cannot imagine how much more difficult it would have been to come out 40, 50 or even 10 years ago. Society has become so much … Read the rest here
My name is Richard Neal. I was born in Seattle, Washington. I come from a family of first-generation Mormons where my dad was a convert and my mom was the first member in her family a born-in-the-covenant member. There are … Read the rest here
No one knew why the Mark appeared, but everyone knew it was something to be feared.
It never mattered who the newly-Marked person was, or rather who they were before. It didnât matter if they were the worldâs most moving … Read the rest here
Hi, my name is Tyler Perry. I was born in Northern California, but I have lived in Southern California, Arizona, Idaho, Utah, and, most recently, Japan. I served my mission in the Texas Dallas Mission. I am a graduate of … Read the rest here
Thinking back to the time in life when I was closeted now seems so weird! Who was I back then? The only person people knew me as was the image I had created for them. That person wasn’t me though. … Read the rest here
I’d like to use this forum as a place to come out of the closet. Yes, step out of that comfortable space and share that I am the LDS parent of a gay child. I hope this story helps other … Read the rest here
Wow! I havenât really thought about sharing my coming out story until now. Thank you for the nudge! I am not ashamed of the process, or of my story but thinking back to my life before I came out and … Read the rest here
Growing up I was very fortunate to have a family that was really gay friendly. We were not the typical Latter-day Saint family. My dadâs job allowed us to travel around the country, giving us the opportunity to live in … Read the rest here
