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Coming Out | Our Magical Unicorn

Posted 5 years ago Tagged coming out family Gay kids Parents

My coming out, probably like many of yours, did not go too well. My parents, specifically my mother, were not at all accepting of the idea. And for 6+ years afterwards, things were said to me that no child should … Read the rest here

Coming Out | It Was The Best For All of Us

Posted 5 years ago Tagged coming out family LDS Church Lesbian

We all have our story that has brought us here. Social community groups like Latter Gay Stories are so valuable to those who are looking for help, suggestions, friends and maybe more importantly a community where we don’t feel so … Read the rest here

Coming Out | Tomorrow You’ll Be Older Than Today

Posted 5 years ago Tagged Authenticity coming out Late Bloomer Temple Marriage

My coming out story is somewhat unique. After a little over 20 years of marriage and two children, I decided to be true to myself and come out to my friends and family. Admitting to my wife that I was … Read the rest here

Coming Out | Enough For Me

Posted 6 years ago Tagged coming out Happy Place LDS Church

From the time I could dress myself, I was always less interested in feminine clothes. At church I would complain about having to wear dresses, and asking my parents why I couldn’t wear pants like my brothers. I just chalked … Read the rest here

Coming Out | The Do-Over

Posted 6 years ago Tagged coming out Gay God LDS Church Mixed Orientation Marriage Sexuality Temple

How many times have we looked back into our past and wanted a do-over? For me, one big event that I want to do-over is the coming out process. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t want to un-do my coming … Read the rest here

Hi, I’m Kurt

Posted 6 years ago Tagged Active Latter-day Saint coming out Mormon

I started wearing this rainbow heart pin to church before Covid-19 shut the doors to my church. It’s a reminder to me of never going back into the lonely dark closet I lived in most of my life. It’s also … Read the rest here

Coming Out | My Shameful Stain

Posted 6 years ago Tagged coming out Gay Mormon Guilt LDS Missionary Shame

I am fortunate to have the opportunity to come out in today’s 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

Coming Out | “Cool, because I am asexual!”

Posted 6 years ago Tagged asexual coming out family

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

Coming Out | Would I Wreck the Celestial Plan of Salvation for Our Family?

Posted 6 years ago Tagged coming out Gay Gay Child Mormon Plan of Salvation Son

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 dad’s job allowed us to travel around the country, giving us the opportunity to live in … Read the rest here

Coming Out | The Love I Never Had

Posted 6 years ago Tagged coming out Lesbian Lesbian Mormon Mixed Orientation Marriage

Four years ago, I sat in St. James Cathedral in downtown Seattle and begged God to show me what to do. Here I was a gay woman, married to a man for the past 20 years, with four kids who … Read the rest here

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Happening tomorrow (Saturday, May 2)!!!
Come say hello and visit our LatterGayStories booth. We will be partying at the Davis County Pride in Layton.

It’s family friendly. Entertainment all day! And FREE to attend.

Come check out our booth and a brand new line of t-shirts 😉 (I promise not to tell your bishop).
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Sometimes we're forced to confront the baggage we carry from our upbringing. It's not about dismissing our past—it's about questioning it, about learning and moving forward.

We're all shaped by family, culture, and environment, but what happens when those lessons no longer serve us? Or worse, when they hold us (and others) back from growth, empathy, or truth?

Unlearning is rebellion against autopilot, it's the courage to dismantle beliefs you've clung to, not because they're right, but because they're familiar and easy.

Maybe it's the prejudice you inherited, the fears your parents passed down, or the "truths" society drilled into you. Unlearning means staring at those foundations and asking, "Why do I believe this?
Does it hold up?"

It's not easy.

Deconstruction feels like betraying your roots, like standing naked in front of your own history. But growth demands it. Progress demands it.

The world isn't static, and neither should your mind be. To unlearn is to choose freedom over comfort, curiosity over dogma.

You've got this!

#Deconstruction #LineUponLine #LatterGayStories
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