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One year ago today I made the decision to come out to my family, and then immediately come out publically. As the New Year was counted in, I chose to start 2016 out. In the weeks leading up to this New Years Eve I thought about my life over the last year, thinking of how coming out really changed my life, and where I’m at today. I am very pleased to say that in the past year my life has not really changed at all, actually. In fact the only ways it has changed are in the normal ways anyone’s life changes: I met lots of new people, experienced a lot more things, did a lot more work, nothing that being queer makes any difference. In fact, coming out was very anticlimactic, almost boring, almost unnecessary for me. While I had hoped for a single tear maybe, or a cheesy, cliché group hug, I found that the coming out ritual was dated and built up too much in society. It may be a testament to the people I surround myself with, who genuinely love me for who I am, or the fact that there is this much love and acceptance in the world that this ritual is becoming less weighted, so thank you so much to each of the people I love most in this world, you all made the “Scariest Moment” a walk in the park. Here’s to another gay ol’ year!

bennycarson

I’m dead

unclefather

hijerking

when you see a hot guy wearing gray sweatpants

finahundar

deactivated-blog

Cute Dog Takes a Second to Understand Joke, but Enjoys it Anyway

handsomedogs

Pompeii, a male mixed breed dog (Heeler/Kelpie?). Could not ask for a better adventure buddy.

-idirae

snorlaxatives

good morning cruel world

the-little-engine-that-couldnt

Don’t you mean goodbye?

snorlaxatives

no i meant good morning. this world may be cruel but i’m still kickin’

sheisrecovering

masturbating is a safe and healthy way to explore your own sexuality. it can improve your self esteem, reduce stress, relieve cramps, and it can help you sleep. do not feel shame. masturbating is normal and good for your health.